🛒 MaxWorks 80774 Heavy-Duty 3-Shelf Cart with 225 lb Capacity and Wheels Review

I am in a wheelchair and the shelves are too high. It's a useful workspace and little storage space for me. Thanks to the wheels, it can be quickly removed from the street when I need to reach the cupboards behind it. I CAN FIX MY FOOD AGAIN.

I received it yesterday around 17:00 and today at 7:24 it was already broken (two wheels broke off). I ordered it for next day delivery and couldn't be more disappointed. If the area designed to take most of the weight of the car is already cracking, expect it to crack more in the future.

This cart looked like it would be perfect for what I need; However, I could not put the wheels on for life. I think each wheel joint broke trying to tighten them. I thought it would work but it all fell apart when I tried to use it. The grips weren't straight and everything was uneven. Maybe it could be great if someone else could set it up successfully. I had help too, and neither of us could get it.

The company in China that manufactures this product has no spare parts for this car. My car was damaged when I received it and they were unable to provide a replacement part. What seemed like an oriental job of assembling this cart turned out to be tricky as the casters didn't fit into the pre-drilled holes in the bottom shelf. I had to tap with a hammer to get them to slide into the holes. Absolutely bad manufacturing process. Flip a coin and risk it. I wouldn't recommend this product until…

I bought this particular cart because A) I needed it to fit in a specific spot in my laundry room AND B) I wanted to just take it out of the way. My small - and I mean small - laundry room has a door on the outside of our home that is rarely used, but that prevents us from adding permanent shelving to that area. I needed something for some extra laundry baskets and extra laundry items - I can't stand them on the floor. This cart is perfect for that. Also, if needed, we can easily roll it to the

We bought this to use potted plants to move them in and out of the house and on the patio. All components do not rust. Mostly easy to assemble BUT I highly recommend using a rubber coated "dead fall" hammer for assembly. The instructions say the rollers "snap into place". Um, no, they don't snap. It took tremendous force with a hammer to get the roller shafts fully into the hole, and it took a lot of hammering to get the grips into the shelf so they were seated properly. Even pushing a few…

With a product like this and at this price point, the most common point of frustration is with wheels. They are usually of poor quality. not this one. In fact, the swivel and locking casters are quite well made and large enough to maneuver over bumps, cords, and uneven floors. Excellent work! Assembly is easy, but you really need a rubber mallet. A normal hammer will not work. It also helps to have a solid piece of wood, say 1" x 1" x 6" long, to hammer in the wheels. Place the tree in the…

I have used this cart for several projects and it is holding up very well. It holds a lot of items and weight for most small projects, making it easy to transport equipment from shop to project site without requiring multiple trips, with everything I need close at hand. the chute can easily be loaded with several paint cans, as well as hammers, drills and other equipment at the same time). Moves easily without getting stuck on the casters. The hem around three sides of each shelf prevents…