Hobart 770270 🔥 Oxy-Acet Cart Bottle, Black Review

It contains my short oxygen tank and a small propane tank along with hoses. The tray fits multiple items such as a handpiece, wrench, and gloves. I marked it low because I saw a similar one at a local store for $40 less after purchasing it.

Excellent Quality. Set up in 10-15 minutes. All the details fit well. This car will last for many years and meet my needs. The wheels allow you to move on grass etc. I highly recommend this car. (Assembly Tip: Insert all screws into the holes before tightening.)

This is not a professional trolley for very intensive use. But it's well made and constructed, relatively heavy and ideal for welders who need to move tanks on a regular basis and need a reliable cart. Easy assembly and good quality. And the rubber wheels make it much easier to move your device. For the price you can't go wrong.

This trolley offers excellent value for money. It's durable and the big rubber tires allow me to effortlessly go over the edge when driving out of our garage. I currently have an Oxygen 80 and a small acetylene tank and it holds both tight and secure. The box on the back is a handy place to store wrenches, a firing pin, and a wire brush for bottle maintenance without the hassle of running back and forth to the toolbox.

You get what you pay for. He works and doses his work, but I can say that he will not last a lifetime. Some of the reviews I've read say some of the holes aren't drilled properly, but I've found that with a little play you can get them all to line up. I would recommend this for hobbyists who use it occasionally, but if you wear it all the time I'd say spend your money on a more expensive cart.

Although it is steel construction, it is not what I consider industrial quality. It looks like made in China. Assembled in 10 minutes with no problems. but it's clearly not intended for full-size tanks. and as others have said nothing is stopping the bottom of the tank from sliding off the bottom of the car. The wheels are a plus compared to most other bike wheels which are really flimsy. at least they don't break. The tool rest is very low as others have mentioned. I also noticed that there is

I read the comments below before buying this car. A customer mentioned that the holes for the tool basket weren't drilled properly. It's good if you use the bottom two holes on the frame. The top two holes match, so you don't have to drill anything. The tool basket is too low for a 5ft 9in person. Even if you use the correct holes in the frame for the tool basket, it's still too low. The basket should also have a lid so I can keep my goggles and welding tips clean. The chain lock system…