Rubbermaid FG452088BLA Heavy-Duty Ergo Handle Utility Cart, Lipped-Shelf, Medium, Black, 25.37" x 17.56" x 17.56"

This is a good cart. Two shelves are better than three shelves for our use in a church kitchen. Easily put together, the cart takes 15 minutes to get up and running. There are about 26 screws required to install all eleven parts. You will find installation easier if you have a screw gun with a philips head bit. However, the two front wheels will probably require a hand screwdriver because of the locking mechanism getting in the way of a drill. No instructions came in the package. Be sure you put the swiveling wheels on the front--opposite the handle--rather than under the handle. Swirls are evident in the material from the molding process, but though they look rough, they feel smooth. The assembled cart is solid. You'll find it easy to push and capable of holding and carrying a lot.

Pretty easy to assemble. The cart is much lighter then i expected while empty, but feels very sturdy when there is load on it, even when pushed to its limits(250lbs on each level). One thing to note, is it tells you to put the rotating wheels on the back of the cart. It gives you a bit more maneuverability and handling. Where i use this there are tight corners in to doorways that can make the cart awkward to maneuver through, and require me to lift the end without the rotating wheels to pivot the cart around a tight corner. this is really awkward to do trying to reach across the cart while you are halfway through a doorway. I switched the wheels so that the rotating wheel are on the front. This gives the benefit of having the side that needs to be lifted to pivot on my side of the cart. This also means you can use the big rugged handle to lift. The one issue I have is other departments around the office like to steal it instead of using their old lower quality carts. >.<

El carro llego completo y a tiempo. Las instrucciones son claras y viene con la cantidad exacta de ferreteria. Solo recomiendo usar un desarmador electrico o rotar turnos al momento de ensamblar, ya que los tornillos tienen mucha friccion con el plastico y se requiere de mucho esfuerzo para que queden bien asegurados. Pero una vez logrado, es bastante rigido. Lo usamos para mover contenedores de quimico y cubetas sin mayor esfuerzo.

Strong and high quality. Worth the money

This mobile work cart is solid, well-made and easy to assemble. It holds a lot of weight with no problem, even though it's light enough to pick up by hand (when empty!) and easily maneuver around if needed. Once it's all together it rolls easily - I didn't have the problem that some others had with it. The width of the cart is well-chosen, it's not too wide to easily fit alongside a garage wall, but it's wide enough to hold a lot of stuff. I've used it to do a front brake job on a car, and it held the brake rotors (heavy) and all the tools on the top shelf with no problem. And then the bottom shelf is like a "bonus room", and can hold the car jack, wheel chocks, etc. That way, I was able to work on one side of the car in the afternoon, just wheel the cart to its storage position along the wall, and wheel it back out the next morning to finish up. And the top shelf is at a good working height, so I was able to do all the work for the brake job on it, like cleaning the bracket, the guide pins, etc. The only thing I'd warn about is that the assembly instructions are printed on the box, rather than in an actual instruction sheet. Not that the assembly is difficult, it's pretty straightforward and mostly easy to follow from the diagrams. But they didn't clearly indicate where the swivel pair of caster wheels should go, so I put them on the end *away* from the handle. In retrospect I probably would've preferred them on the end where the handle is. Not like it can't be changed, but I'm just saying think about where you want the swiveling casters to go before screwing them in!