Goplus Folding Platform Cart 330LBS Rolling Flatbed Cart Hand Platform Truck Push Dolly for Loading

Great using this, especially for moving my crates and items from my car

Love this. But nuts were almost impossible to remove in order to assemble. I used WD 40.

I put this together myself, and I can't aasemble anything, but it was super easy and the instructuons were spot on, and not a lot of parts. It is very VERY sturdy, I tote heavy crates of painted craft rocks and have zero issues with the weight of the rocks, it pushes and pulls very easily. However the washer pin holder is bent to allow it to flatten and it was that way when it arrived, and I struggle to fold it flat. I have to take a butter knife and hold the flat washer away from tube so I can fold it down. Other than that, its a great flat cart, and I only 4 starred it because I had it emsembled and needed to use it asap, so could not return it for a bent washer pin thingy since I needed to use it as sokn as it arrived. I think if my hubby tore it apart, he could put a slightly larger washer on the pin thingy to remedy the whole thing.

LIGHTWEIGHT AND EASY TO MANUEVER. WORKS GREAT.

I have now had the rolling dolly for two years, and as soon as I tried to roll it out of my garage, the roller broke and dumped all my stuff in the driveway. This will definitely not hold the amount of weight that is advertised. Its hard to control and the wheels are not sturdy at ALL!

Es fabuloso y muy útil estoy encantada con este artículo si es de muy buen uso

To be clear, this is the Goplus Folding Platform Cart, 330 lbs. The body of the cart itself is OK--I didn't expect top quality for this price. The problem in the cart I received is the casters. (Definition: the wheel is the round thing that rolls. The caster is the whole assembly of wheel plus bracket.) Since the purpose of this cart is to move objects easily, one would expect to have wheels that roll with minimum effort. Not so. First, the plating on the casters I received is flaking off, and there is some rust. Second, the wheels do not roll easily, and there is metal-to-metal squealing. If I push the cart on a hard floor and let go, it will stop in less than two feet. On a thin rug, it will stop in about a foot. Totally unacceptable. Attaching the casters is easy--but only if you have the right tools. The bolts are 12mm, so if you have a metric socket set with a 6-inch extension, the job is a snap. Otherwise you'll need metric open-end or combination wrenches or an adjustable wrench. A small wrench should have been included with the casters. Points off for that. The bolts that hold the handle assembly to the cart base were not tightened. Those are 16mm, I believe. It would be easy to overlook that omission, which could result in losing a bolt at some point. I may try a lubricant to see if it helps the wheels to roll. Otherwise, I'll return it and probably buy another brand.

This is perfect for my son's move back and forth to college. Don't have to wait on the ones at the school. Have one of our own.