Rubbermaid Commercial Heavy-Duty Utility Cart, Ergo Handle,

Comes in a few pieces. Screws together but tough as nails. No flexing or bowing. Easily holds a 140lb freeze dryer as seen in photo. Got this for less than half price warehouse deals. Arrived what appears to be brand new.Thanks Amazon, thanks Rubbermaid!

I love Rubbermaid products. I bought my first trash can in 1990 and still have it. its cracked from abuse but I still use it out back. so, this product was my top pick and I am very glad to see, Rubbermaid still makes great products. easy to assemble (the directions are on the box flap) I am using mine to haul my ceramic kiln shelves and furnishings around on. you need the shelves close by to load then you need to move the rest away to fire. this solves the issue. it moves easily and with little effort. a locking wheel might be a nice touch ,but i can always swap wheels later if it is needed. I was surprised the wheels work so good, they look sort of underweight for it, but they hold up the heavy load i have on them. i am already redesigning the cart to better suit my needs, and so glad it has all those options for this.I would recommend this. would like a second one for my studio in the basement..... its just very handy and very stable.as always, i update my reviews as i use an item. so come on back and see what i think in a year.

Although it did not come with assembly instructions, it was pretty easy and intuitive with one minor exception. Pro Tip: Make sure you get the casters installed on the correct corners of the cart. It comes with two stationary casters and two rotating casters. Initially I put them on such that I had a stationary caster on one side, and a rotating caster on the other. By the time I went to put the third caster on, I noticed my mistake. The non-rotating casters are meant to go on the back end of the cart (on the end with the handle) and the two rotating casters on the front...so you can make turns with it. That was a real light bulb moment. LOL. Anyway, this thing is built like a tank and expect it will still be working hard long after I am gone. I am glad you can still get good Rubbermaid products on Amazon. They are hard to find otherwise.

Works fine but does sag a bit in the middle, the non flat top carts of this type are sturdier, it turns out. About a half inch droop in the middle (dryer by the handles facing to the right with the vacuum pump at the front of the flat top cart, and it tilts slightly towards the left). This is the flat top cart, what I think the add called medium size. I shimmed it but better would be a 25"X36.5" sheet of plywood on top, 1". Or a middle support underneath but that makes that space less usable. I would probably go with a stainless steel cart on wheels if I had to do it over, there about the same price range.

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