I want to use this cart to hold a frozen drink machine. The shipping weight for the machine is 138 lbs. It can hold 6 gallons of drink. Will this do?
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Hi:I think it will work. The cart has a rating of 300 lb. Your total weight filled will be about 185Lb. My only consideration would be the stability. If you are working on hard floors it should be fine. If you need to go over carpet then it is possible the unit could tip if pushed sideways because the carpet will drag on the wheels.I have used my carts for the kind of weight you plan but with the weight distributed over the two shelves.The carts are well built, easy to assemble, and rigid.Paul
266974
Do the specs show what the max wt would be? We use this at work for a laptop and printer It gets around nice. I am just not sure about drink cooler...sorry
266975
Do the specs show what the max wt would be?We use this at work for a laptop and printerIt gets around nice.I am just not sure about drink cooler...sorry
144609
It is hard to say because that would depend on what you are putting in the cart. It is a sturdy cart and I am sure it can easily carry all the groceries that you would normally put in. The manufacturer doesn't give a weight rating.
63364
This cart should be able to carry ten pounds with ease. We only use it for laundry and it never leaves the building. I think if this cart get overused and rolled over uneven terrain it will most likely last only a year before the wheels give you problems.
34450
I used six of these on a bow-making wood storage cart for my shop; haven't tried to weigh the total but it usually carries some 4x8 plywood sheets and cut pieces as well as 6-12 1"x6"x8' dense hardwood boards (bloodwood, ironwood, walnut, etc), 5-10 6' bow staves, a variety of exotic and hardwood pieces, round stock, and various parts of projects underway. With the cart frame I expect it's 500-600#, but rolls well on concrete and changes direction easily. If in doubt, use six. However I wouldn't use these to support and move a machine tool - that's done better with a purpose-made rolling and locking frame.
774863
Cart is not real heavy duty as it is, but as long as you dont use it for hravy items, should be fine.
184302
Not the best choice for that. A case of 24 16 oz.bottles of water would be a challenge to get in and out and you would have to put it in sideways. The weight wouldn't be an issue, but getting it in and out of the cart as a single item would be very difficult. I have two carts - this one for lighter duty and another large heavy duty metal cart for when I need to load up on heavy items like water and drinks.
2151504
It weighs 5 lbs. This will keep your stuff frozen. I've traveled from NY to the Caribbean during the summer with frozen food products and they remained frozen. Of course I had quality gel packs inside the cooler.A major issue with this cooler is the handles would not stay in the locked in position. While rolling, I would need to constantly stop and adjust it. I notified the company and they sent me another cooler, however, it had the same issues. Hopefully, the manufacturer corrected the problem by now.
1794005
I don't see why it wouldn't work. However, this is very large, about the size of a roll out city waste cart, but very very lightweight.
20892
if it carries a couple of half gallons of milk I think it might carry your machine. not the sturdiest item on the road, however considering the price, not bad either.
1609307
It is a great cart but I don't think it would handle that kind of weight. You are talking about a heavy load!
1171764
This cart is the handiest thing! My wife uses it with a milk crate fastened to it using a bungee cord to transport her frozen food purchases to the freezer in the basement. We have a standard cart which is much larger and the tires are always needing air when we go to use it. However, the regular one will handle larger and heavier loads. Hope this helps!
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It holds more than 20 pounds, maybe even 30 or 40. I use mine for laundry, but I also use it for groceries. I place a cardboard file box from Office Depot on the cart (instead of a laundry basket), and fill that with groceries from my car. I understand that a plastic gallon bottle of water is about 10 pounds. I frequently load 2 bottles of water and a bag or two of groceries that include canned goods, so I probably have put more than 30 pounds on it. I have been using the trolley for one year, and it is holding up very well.
2255148
Yes it will work. I'm a mail carrier and I put three full tubs of mail on the cart. I did purchase a bungee cord to keep them on the cart. The cart is very lite weight and the wheels move smoothly
1973350
It really all depends on how sturdy the stainless steel cart is. The fridge itself is short, so I thought about putting it on top of something so I'm not having to kneel down to get stuff in and out of the fridge, so I don't see why not. Since I sent mine back I can't measure it, but the measurements in the description are the perfect representation (19 x 21 x 33 inches ; 70 pounds) It is heavy, hence the reason to make sure your cart is sturdy enough to handle it. :)
1772498
6.6 pounds weighs the cart and can support a weight load of 150 pounds; any questions ask me
858690
Can't say but I store bottles of liquid detergents among other household products on this cart and it is holding up very well. The wheels lock so it is stable as well as sturdy. I highly recommend this cart as I've seen similar versions that are wobbly and flimsy. Also keep in mind, this is made of solid metal. Hope this helps!
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I would think so. I use mine all the time but not for something that heavy. The cart is rated at 600lbs so there shouldn't be a problem.