330 LBS Capacity Folding Extendable Hand Platform Truck

Great buy!

I like it, very useful! But might need some small improvement.

Great product

Iam very pleased with this item it makes my job easier i use it at home to move things around ... great product

This is a very well-built product

I bought this to hold our mail bins. I wanted something that could fit under the counter and hold the full mail bins so that my mailroom gal wouldn't have to lift the full totes. This works great. The adjustable size allows it to collapse down to fit under the counter, and then easily expands to make moving it easier. The fact that the bottom also expands is an added benefit that allows us to use it for more purposes than what I bought it for. The only thing I would change would be to allow the handle to tilt back so it would be easier to push, but that would add more moving parts and more chance for something to break. I'll add some pictures of it holding the mail bins fully collapsed, and fully expanded so you can see the difference.

Good sturdy cart for the money

I use this cart to haul my boxes and bins to and from my car at the farmer's markets and fairs I sell at. It rolls really well and I can fit a lot of stuff on it. My ONLY issue, and hence the 4 instead of 5 stars, is when I try to fold down the handle. It's really touchy and while that's great when you don't want it to fold down, it's really difficult to actally get it to collapse and fold flat. My teenage daughter helps me run the stands and she has never been able to get it to fold down... I have to do it or it goes in the car as is. All in all, I would still buy it again.

Sturdy But heavy

Works great just heavier than I expected

Unique for what it is, limited assembly required.

To start, this little cart is a great time saver, and one of the best features about it is it's adjustable length. Ergonomics are nice with a rubber coated handle and fairly light weight. There is a weight limit, and I wouldn't recommend it for transporting small, loose items, but in the shortest position it fits 13" x 11" x 10" in "grocery" totes nicely. Pull out the extension by releasing the little clip holding it in place, and you can stack another one next to it with some room to spare. Durability is good so far, no issues.

Let us start at the beginning. The cart arrives in a box, fully assembled minus the wheels (4x) which are attached with Phillips-headed bolts and nuts (16 ea). To assemble you unfold the cart, you simply pull the handles up, exposing the mounting holes. These are a standard mounting pattern, and you can replace the hard rubber wheels with some that are are little softer from Home Depot or Amazon. You need a #2 Phillips and either a wrench or a socket set to complete assembly. Assembly is simple, you stage the wheels (they only fit one direction and are casters), thread the bolt through the hole from the top, hold in place with the phillips, and torque with the wrench or the socket until tight. Repeat four times and your done.

My biggest complaint is that the tab that holds the bed in the "short" position can come loose after some use, but it’s easy to tighten.

Oh, and to fold down the handle, unlike many other carts, you fold the handle by pressing down on the silver steel back panel. That will drop the rubber-coated telescoping handle down like a suitcase, and fold the entire assembly forward.

Unique for what it is, limited assembly required.

To start, this little cart is a great time saver, and one of the best features about it is it's adjustable length. Ergonomics are nice with a rubber coated handle and fairly light weight. There is a weight limit, and I wouldn't recommend it for transporting small, loose items, but in the shortest position it fits 13" x 11" x 10" in "grocery" totes nicely. Pull out the extension by releasing the little clip holding it in place, and you can stack another one next to it with some room to spare. Durability is good so far, no issues. Let us start at the beginning. The cart arrives in a box, fully assembled minus the wheels (4x) which are attached with Phillips-headed bolts and nuts (16 ea). To assemble you unfold the cart, you simply pull the handles up, exposing the mounting holes. These are a standard mounting pattern, and you can replace the hard rubber wheels with some that are are little softer from Home Depot or Amazon. You need a #2 Phillips and either a wrench or a socket set to complete assembly. Assembly is simple, you stage the wheels (they only fit one direction and are casters), thread the bolt through the hole from the top, hold in place with the phillips, and torque with the wrench or the socket until tight. Repeat four times and your done.My biggest complaint is that the tab that holds the bed in the "short" position can come loose after some use, but it’s easy to tighten. Oh, and to fold down the handle, unlike many other carts, you fold the handle by pressing down on the silver steel back panel. That will drop the rubber-coated telescoping handle down like a suitcase, and fold the entire assembly forward.

Small Footprint & Lightweight

It was easy to assemble and does exactly what I wanted. I use it to transport my band equipment from home to the vehicle and then back home.

Great size

Directions are a bit vague. Doesn't tell you exactly how to get the extended handle down. Needs to include a lock on each side to keep it in place when standing up to conserve space.