WEN 73002 500-Pound Capacity 40 by 17-Inch Service Utility Cart

I bought a second cart when I fell in love with it. I have a BIG TIP for you! The only purpose of reading the directions is to identify which bolts and screws go where. Throw them away immediately! When I made my first cart I followed the directions exactly and it was a pain to get the legs to fit properly. The second time around was much easier since I started from the bottom up. Fortunately, I knew exactly what to do about the second cart. In the first step, insert the legs into the slots on The second step is to mount the wheels. Finally, attach an upper tray handle to the top tier. Tighten nut only by hand. It can be attached to either end. However, you have to decide whether you want it opposite the The fourth step is to set the upper tray on top of the legs and in the plug in three screws in order to attach the upper tray to the The sixth step is to tighten wheel nuts

This is an easy step to follow. For the price, this cart is a great deal. It is sturdy, well-made, and it is well worth The price is even lower In order to make steering easier, I have the swivel wheels on the front. In addition to my LP tanks, I use one cart for all my crawfish boiling and fish frying equipment. Simply rolling the entire cart is all I need to do. Almost everything I do is with the second one. The delivery of some heavy packages has been delayed. There's a cart that holds a lot of stuff like cat litter, large bags of dog food, etc. So I keep it on my carport where deliveries are left and the delivery guys stack the stuff on my cart for me and I just It is also used for moving heavy items, like groceries, into the house. It's a great cart, just wish I had a third one for the power tools I have. I thank WEN for supplying such a quality product at such an excellent.

Harvey Oneill

| Oct 05, 2020

Moreover, due to the way the handle is attached, I can understand why a few consumers have reported that the handle broke off It is not likely that the handle will be able to handle heavy stuff on the cart to lift the front very well when you have heavy stuff on the cart and you need to put downward pressure on the handle for whatever reason, especially when the product claims it can handle up to 250 pounds. A total of 2 pounds). I find it to be very important to READ the instructions and don't just look at the exploded diagram view it will save you lots of frustration and time! ** B - You will be specified how to put the parts together in sequence in the instructions. You won't be able to put the cart together in later steps if the parts are not assembled in sequence. Rather than simply showing an exploded view, the diagram should show the sequence in which the parts should be installed since many people don't read instructions and think an image is enough for them. ** B - Since the legs of the cart will lock it into place at a later point, the handle must go onto the top tray first Once the leg has been installed, it is impossible to put the handle into the tray. Make sure the grooves of both the handle and the tray of the handle are close to being flush. If not, use a mallet to pound the handle down to the tray. It is very important that they are flush. If they are not, then, in the next step, the legs will not be attached correctly to the tray, which is supposed to lock in the handle as well. ** B - In accordance with the instructions, put the cart together upside down with the upper tray upside down on the floor and the legs first on the upright, upside down top tray. This is important because each leg pair is fitted with a screw to match the corner holes of the top The problem arises when you put the legs on the bottom tray together first (as opposed to upside down) and the wheels on the bottom tray, like I did. You then end up with the wrong legs for the corners of the top tray when you later try to assemble the cart. You can do it too! Taking this step will require removing and redoing the screws as they will not align because the legs for the corners of the top tray will not line up! ** B - If you work upside down, be careful not to drop any nuts into those structural pockets in the tray, because it's difficult to get the nuts out after they're in there. ** B - There was one review in which consumers complained that the bolts did not fit properly due to the bolt head's square shape. They put the bolt onto the cart the wrong way, as you can see from the pictures! There is a flat head of the bolt that should go inside the tray (not on the bottom). At the inside of the tray is a square hole that can receive the square part of the bolt. Make sure that part of the bolt fits into the.

Onyx Colon

| Apr 11, 2021

I use this cart all the time whether I'm carrying luggage for guests, unpacking groceries or supplies from the store, transporting tools around the house for home improvements, or transferring a lot of items from one area to another. Here is a list of the tools you will need The utility tray can be assembled with a wrench or ratchet tool, and a Phillips screwdriver . A rubber mallet is necessary to secure the placement of the utility tray. The swivel wheels are on two sides and the fixed wheels on the other. The rotating wheels should be placed closer to the handle/utility tray if you want tight turns and maneuverability. You can increase your control if you so desire. If you indicate the rotating wheels to be on the opposite side of the handle/utility tray, do so. I find the cart to be quite sturdy, and I think that it is extremely There is pre-set content in the bins In addition, the unibody molded areas also feature interlocking slots, which enhance the stability of the cart. The wheels move comfortably and quietly with minimal noise. It is useful for traveling on hardwood floors due to its marring design. It is convenient to have small compartments on the utility tray for keeping small tools, nuts, bolts, screws, and other items close at hand. There is about a 19-inch height difference between the lower tray and the upper tray. It is 5 inches long. are a lot of items that can be transported and the cart is stable thanks to its construction and heavy-duty While this is recommended for flat surfaces, I use it for my utility ramps to traverse the front porch or enter the garage, regardless of the flat surface. My impression is that the solid design is very satisfying. Having a utility cart around the house is something I regularly do.

Kylo Larsen

| Sep 11, 2020