Has anyone used this as a portable cleaning cart? I'm thinking about buying this for my cleaning business. Thanks!
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Just use as a tool holder. I really like it because the bottom an stay open and I can just put any tools I find in there. I don't think it is really big enough for a cleaning cart.
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Yes siree! that is the purpose of why I bought the cart, my former employer use it for that, she is the only one that I ever seen that have it before me, very useful cart.
1867739
The maneuverability of the cart is excellent. The turning radius is very short. Much better than I had expected. I've only used it for gardening, so I can't say how it would work for product fairs. The top comes off very easily so it can be used for a variety of chores. It rolls easily and quietly. I feel that it's a good product and would highly recommend it.
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Hi there!This utility cart was a disaster. It was made from the cheapest materials ever and literally fell apart upon putting it together. I would think it was just me, but I also put together a large pantry and a small strorage shelf when I moved and all of them were just fine. I really recommend that you go with a diffferent cart. Oh and no there was no shelf behind the doors.
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It will be able to do this quite easy. My wife fills the cart to overflowing with firewood and has no problem hauling it about. The large soft pneumatic tires make pulling it an easy task. I don't usually hand out praise easily, but here it is deserving. The "other" carts are no way near as well constructed as thing. I would say, can't miss.
2004303
It is a Very Good Product, we use it mostly as a Shipping Cart in our Shop. It could easily hold the Weight, but width wise it might be a Little Narrow
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Although the cart is strong and sturdy enough to hold most tools like you mentioned, I would be hesitant to use cart as a work stand. My experience as a life long wood worker tells me this cart would be too narrow to make a stable work surface. It would be very good to store and move equipment around shop, but you want a stand with legs that flare out wider than the work surface for stability and wheels that retract off the floor. Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure how great this would be as a dedicated cart. A lot depends on how much weight you're hoping to carry and the surface it'll be on. When I've got one fully loaded with comic short boxes, I can move it around a bit, to swing it out of the way or shimmy it aside. But the wheels will get hung up easily on small lips or seams in the floor. Also, when it's fully loaded, it doesn't necessarily feel sturdy and rigid enough to haul things around. It feels like if you're not careful, it can tip relatively easily. Something with larger casters that swivel more easily and a sturdier frame might be a better bet. I'm not sure how great this would be as a dedicated cart. A lot depends on how much weight you're hoping to carry and the surface it'll be on. When I've got one fully loaded with comic short boxes, I can move it around a bit, to swing it out of the way or shimmy it aside. But the wheels will get hung up easily on small lips or seams in the floor. Also, when it's fully loaded, it doesn't necessarily feel sturdy and rigid enough to haul things around. It feels like if you're not careful, it can tip relatively easily. Something with larger casters that swivel more easily and a sturdier frame... » Read More I'm not sure how great this would be as a dedicated cart. A lot depends on how much weight you're hoping to carry and the surface it'll be on. When I've got one fully loaded with comic short boxes, I can move it around a bit, to swing it out of the way or shimmy it aside. But the wheels will get hung up easily on small lips or seams in the floor. Also, when it's fully loaded, it doesn't necessarily feel sturdy and rigid enough to haul things around. It feels like if you're not careful, it can tip relatively easily. Something with larger casters that swivel more easily and a sturdier frame might be a better bet. « Show Less
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This cart does not have brakes on the wheels, so I don't think you could safely lean on it. It's a handy little cart, I bet you could find many uses for it. I use it to bring groceries, etc. into the house. Not sure how it'd hold up in dirt, I have only used it indoors.
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I have used my new cart all spring for light loads and heavy loads (wood from tree trimming). I just love this cart. I think it would be great for dog shows and product fairs. It is very maneuverable, it turns and go backwards well. If you get it, I hope you love it as much as I do. Good luck with the dog shows and product fairs!
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This cart does function like a little wagon. I love mine. The exact dimensions, maximum amount of weight it will support and all other specifications are on the Ames website.
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Matt, all I know is that I believe I got it for less on Amazon. I've had it 2 years now and love it and would actually like to get another one. Hope this helps. You won't be sorry if you buy this cart.
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It is pretty sturdy and can handle the weight of large containers but my only issue is that the middle and bottom shelves do not have enough clearance height for the really tall containers of detergents. I have them on the top shelf and it may look top heavy but the cart is actually very stable.
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Hi Carol,I own a Commercial Cleaning Co. and tried this Product.I found it to be OK on Hard Wood Floors but ,not the best I have used.It was to expensive for me to continue to use in my Business.I found it just OK. Sandy
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No I wouldn't recommend it for public transportation it's not the easiest cart to maneuver around. I use it from my car to the elevator in my building. And since I moved to a private home it sits in my garage. It's great for the beach and its light weight. Most of its parts are plastic so you have to be careful not to pull or push it to roughly.
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This machine Weighs more than some of the others, but it is very well built and has a carrying handle. Yes, it is quite portable. I think you would be very satisfied with the machine.
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I have had one for months. Love it and I use it almost every day. If you let the bag get into the bottom of head it can burn motor up. Be sure you watch that. That's human error not the broom. Hope this helps. I would love the rechargeable one is awesome.
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The cart is very securely attached. Four heavy prongs deeply seat onto the tub. It would not become detached. I haul soil, tools, plants, etc and have never had a problem.