Review on 4W Utility Galvanized Kitchen Restaurant by James Conrad

I wonder if the person who designed this knows anything about engineering or the laws of physics. I'm no scientist or engineer, but the contact area where each wheel engages the short bottom bracket is less than 1/2 inch and is held in place by friction, which is clearly not enough. The pushing force of the cart, even on slick concrete, overloads the fitting and causes one or more wheels to come loose every time. I'm good with tools etc and after unscrewing the wheels it took me several hours with a hammer, punch and blocks of wood to seal the edges around the holes in the bottom of the legs to keep the little metal threaded wheel sockets from popping out would. A simple design feature that could have solved this problem was eliminated in production. Probably many people don't have the skills or knowledge to do this. Those who do don't worry. It's not worth the time and effort. Find something else. I would have sent it back but the time and hassle of disassembling, repackaging, communicating with seller and shipping wasn't worth the time and hassle.