WEN 73002 500-Pound Capacity 40 by 17-inch Rolling Tool Service Utility Cart

the cart is very nice. my problem is that walmart said it would be delivered December 22. then after i paid %26 when it shipped it said it would arrive the 24th. then it said the 26, i finally received it December 27. walmart is getting terrible on shipping my last 3 order have been very late!!

This cart is nice and narrow if you need something small and extremely sturdy. It's perfect for use in the classroom. I use it to transport student computers. It's a good price as well.

Great carts. Extremely well built and engineered for ease of assembly. Only problem is the off gassing of the material they are made from. So bad I couldn't even have the instructions in the house. Parked one of them at the opposite end of the attached garage and the odor is ever present. The other lives outside. It's not a mild smell either it's a eye, lungs and nasal irritant. Definitely not something you would care to be around for very long. Going to try to seal them with something like a polyurethane spray and see if they helps. So as far as quality it's an A , living with it an F-. For Shop use only!

The cart went together pretty easily as it seems like the manufacturer thought through how the product would be put together by the buyer at home. It helped that all the parts were actually there and everything fit, I wish this was the case with all the products I buy these days. The picture shows the cart as being grey but the one that was delivered was black, a surprise but I didn't really care which color I got. The cart moves pretty well over concrete floors and seems sturdy. I can't comment on the weight rating from experience as I haven't put much in it, I bought it to carry tools and materials around inside and outside my home as I do work not move heavy stuff, for that I would use a movers dolly. I think it would take the rating of 500 pounds if the weight was evenly distributed, but I don't think you want to go over floors with potholes with that kind of weight in it, as I'm not sure a wheel would not take that kind of abuse. It seems there is always something to repair in this 120 year old building and it helps to be able to have a way to transport tools around directly to where the work is to make repairs easier. It's not always easy to generate enthusiasm for yet another repair project so anything that makes the job easier is worth using. After I put the cart together and was waiting to get started with an exterior painting project I needed a spot to clean and rebuild a dirt bike carburetor and this cart was there already prepared for use with a layer of Kraft paper in the bottom so it's first use was not what I envisioned it for when I bought it, however it worked well and with the top surface surrounded by a rim no tiny parts fell off and rolled into an inaccessible place! Originally I wasn't going to put the handle on in order to save space but during assembly realized that the legs hold the handle in place and it would be a hassle to put it on later so on it went, and with that nifty cup holder in the handle It's a better cart with the handle on even if it adds a few inches top the length.

I work with acids and have been looking for a plastic cart like this for a long time. It has a deep well so if anything spills it will keep it contained. It allows me to move work from one part of the shop to another without worry that I could slip and drop it. It is perfect and the price is extremely reasonable considering the quality of the material and overall product. I plan to buy 1 or 2 more in the next few months.