Do any of the bolt holes line up with the screw on both sides of the cart that you can see in pictures of it? If not, what do you do with that?
1519879
I had no problem, but remember not to tighten any of the bolts until they are all in place. That provides the wiggle room that you may need.
1519880
Not sure what bolt holes or screws you are talking about, I didn't have any problems putting mine together with the instructions that came with it. Sorry I'm not any help.
1519881
When I assembled mine all the holes were where they were supposed to be and the respective bolts fit through the respective holes perfectly as per directions /pictures . Seemed quite straight forward ... no extra parts left over no extra holes . Thing been holding together quite well with almost daily hauling of forest products / fencing supplies /tools . Perhaps you could further clarify your question .
339478
The top is 27 and 5/8ths inches long (from left side to right side of cart.) It is 17 and 3/4 inches wide (front to back of cart). I suppose you could leave off the handles if you need to. There are holes predrilled into the ends of the top board, the handles are on dowels that are stuck into the holes, and a screww is put up from the bottom side through the dowels. It has been a while since I assembled mine, and I don't remember if the handles were already installed or not. If they are glued in, it might be a real hassle to get them out. Maybe someone who assembled theirs more recently can recall if the handles are glued in or not. The top is 27 and 5/8ths inches long (from left side to right side of cart.) It is 17 and 3/4 inches wide (front to back of cart). I suppose you could leave off the handles if you need to. There are holes predrilled into the ends of the top board, the handles are on dowels that are stuck into the holes, and a screww is put up from the bottom side through the dowels. It has been a while since I assembled mine, and I don't remember if the handles were already installed or not. If they are glued in, it might be a real hassle to get them out. Maybe someone who assembled theirs more recently can... » Read More The top is 27 and 5/8ths inches long (from left side to right side of cart.) It is 17 and 3/4 inches wide (front to back of cart). I suppose you could leave off the handles if you need to. There are holes predrilled into the ends of the top board, the handles are on dowels that are stuck into the holes, and a screww is put up from the bottom side through the dowels. It has been a while since I assembled mine, and I don't remember if the handles were already installed or not. If they are glued in, it might be a real hassle to get them out. Maybe someone who assembled theirs more recently can recall if the handles are glued in or not. « Show Less
683355
I love mine it works great. Those two prongs that go into the scupper holes adjust to what ever space you need. It s just a cheap cart but it works well. I'm sorry I'm not sure what you need to know. If your going to put new wheels on this cart I would invest in a better cart .
2011898
One our cart, the shelf lip covers are on the front edge of the shelf. As far as I/we can remember, there were pre-drilled holes and we only had to screw (one on each side) the covers on.
1043058
The only place it attaches to the cart is between the legs. Otherwise it's just "fitted". Also the placement of the holes for the actual cart straps to go through never seen to line up making it impossible to use them. I stopped using the cover in fear that my daughter would tumble out.
619321
I replaced all the wheels because they were noisy. Problem was in getting the new wheel plate holes to match the holes on the cart. I found one at Harbor Freight in the Houston area (several stores) that is the same diameter wheel, but only two of the four holes lined up. This worked okay to just install 2 bolts in per wheel for my use.
1674117
Yes, the hooks can go on either side. As for an extra set, I would think you could order it from the site. I really like the cart, however, my microwave was too big and heavy for it so I keep my coffee maker on the top and other items on the shelves.
1720697
Do not remember. I did add brass sleeves to both sides to fill in the space between the axi and hub. Sleeves had a flange on one end. Maybe I should call it a bushing. Bought them at ace hardware. Cart works fine
2056461
Take one off the other side and take it to a good hardware store like Ace, Lowes,Menards or Home Depot. They probably can match it up for you.
764202
The two short ones yes but as far as the long ones no,but if you can find a way to mount the two longer ones in the middle of the frame yes but as far as putting then closer to the sides of the cart i dont think they would fit i dont think the wheel base front to back it long enough, but they are well worth the money tho
233669
Hi! I wanted to do exactly the same thing but the current design does not allow for it because the wheels are on the inside of the frame, so I drilled new holes on the other sides and put the wheels on the outside. Works great now! Hope that makes sense.
1504637
The push bar is part of the cart's construction, and not part of the assembly. I think it looks nice the way it is. I have mine in my dining room, and it looks nice to me.
609869
I just checked mine and the anchor screw holes are the same as you described. This appears to be the way it is designed. Al
1431191
There is suppose to be a handle ty-wrapped to one of the steel legs and there should be two black handle ends in the box also. If worse comes to worse you could use a piece of 1/2 pipe and drill a hole through the middle of it then bolt is where the pin goes. it works but the handle moves around so make sure you are wearing gloves so you dont slip and pinch your hands.
991955
I have this cart in a different size and the shelves allow for installation either edge-up or edge-down. It looks like the product photo has the top shelf installed edge-up (to keep smaller items from falling off), but during installation I installed mine edge-down (so that I could lay oversize items flat on the top like a table). I hope this answers your question, someone else might want to confirm if this is the case with this particular size (I have had 3+ carts like this of different sizes over the years and they all seem to be constructed in this manner).
307177
I used a light weight hammer, glue, phillips head and standard screwdriver. The instructions say not to use a powered screwdriver but I did with caution because the cart is made with pressed board. I'm by mysellf and it arrived at 5:30pm and I had it in place by 7:00pm.
1034588
The two sides fit together well on ours when assembled. But the hitch assembly can't fit snugly as it has to fold up. Unsure as to which pieces you are referring to. Also, our basket sits level across but does have some "give" when weight is applied to either side.