🪑 WEN 73012T Pneumatic Rolling Mechanic Stool with 300 lb Capacity Review

This stool rocks. Honestly I was worried because it's so cheap but this bad boy just saves lives. I'm laying floors and painting baseboards in my house and it has completely saved my knees. I just drive it. It is durable, aesthetic and very functional.

Avoid junk at all costs! In the first case, the lift rod did not sit in the base and stayed in place. I called Van and they admitted that some people have this problem. Ordered a replacement, same problem. You think it's going to stay, and then you pick it up and the base falls at your feet! I would like a different brand for number three.

I bought this stool for my husband because he was tired of using a 5 gallon bucket for a seat. He loves to! He saved a lot of time and energy by not having to climb up and down to move the bucket. This mechanic's stool is stable and easy to wheel around the garage without having to get up to work on projects. He also likes the tool storage feature so he can keep his tools close by.

I expected the tool required for assembly, but it was not needed. The tension fits top and bottom. Once you sit on it, it installs everything in . I removed all cutscenes and reinstalled with blue lock to avoid future problems. They have just been tightened and now they are properly tightened and secure. So far a very happy purchase for my failing knees. The bottom adjustment height is about an inch lower than what I have in my lap and about four inches higher in the top position. 👍👍

I Product fits very well and securely. I have used it in my kitchen with hardwood floors and my wife has noticed that it ruins the floors. Upon inspection, I noticed that the orange wheels have a ridge in the middle of the wheels where the two pieces come together that weren't sanded down and left a mark on the wood floors. Now I will look for a solution, either polished or replaced. I decided to leave the stool, but replaced the wheels with good rubber ones.

Although only two pieces to assemble (everything else came pre-assembled) the center stand that fits into the base with wheels was almost impossible to assemble. I think it should be a lighter sliding joint with some sort of locking pin or something to hold it in place. I ended up using 80 grit silicon carbide sandpaper to open up the hole in the base. Removing the paint wasn't enough, so I continued until some of the metal was removed. Even then I had to hit him. Unnecessary pain in.!