Good tool but could use some improvements for 3-piece wheels with aluminum lips/barrels.
931576
Works well, however for my application (3-piece BBS wheel) it left noticeable marks -actually minor gouges- in the backside of the aluminum halves where the foot clamps into.

I think if the so-called foot was radiused instead of sharply plateauing, it would be more gentle with softer metals. For steelies and junk Chinese wheels this would be a non-issue but on a $1,600 each BBS wheel this is an issue, granted you can't see the marks once the tire is mounted.
1184645
Love the cart but the wheels could have been a little better.  I have trouble guiding it but for what I use it works well.
1512009
Only a small niggling problem with this one, and the son can fix it, but I (as Sher's husband, and who bought it for the son for Christmas...am not reviewing the Shipping Problem here, just the unit), would be happier with it if the darn handle wasn't so "floppy". As soon as you pull on it to move the cart, the design of the handle allows it to unlatch and to drop, and it's a real pain (a two hander) to get it set back to the "up" position.
Other than that, it seems to be a very sturdy, well made unit that will handle the welder with no problems. I would suggest changing out the rear wheels for solid rubber ones at the point that they wear out or start cracking (which they will), but that's a minor maintenance job.
2456136
This jig is ideal for most of my projects where I need to cut tapers. As some other reviewers pointed out, this jig is better suited for shorter lengths of wood stock that are at least 3 inches wide. One of the square head bolts that fastens the locking bracket to the jig was stripped. Rather than return the item, I purchased a replacement bolt from my local hardware store. I also replaced the 1/4-inch wing nuts that fasten the locking bracket to the jig with 1/4-inch clamping knobs. I find that the clamping knobs do a better job than the wing nuts at holding the locking bracket in place.
744548
This was a replacement for one I received that did not fit together. In retrospect, I think the problem could have been solved by assembling it in a different order (as I did with this one). Everything seems to fit well and is sturdy, with the possible exception of the tires; they are plastic inflatable units and I can't say how long they'll last. I'll replace with solid tires ASAP. Unit does do the job but simple physics dictate that you load up the back (by the handle) with more wood than the front; otherwise you'll be pushing/pulling the cart with the handle just inches off the ground. I also added adhesive weather stripping on the bottom of the unit to prevent it from marking my floors when I bring it inside.
119072
Nice little lawn tool for trimming my one acre lawn, could stand to have one more wheel setting though. One is too high, the other way too ow
4044778
Worked fine to replace an old set on my wheelbarrow.

Only issue its the valve stem is for a spoked wheel. It should be offset from the centerline to better fit a solid wheel (still worked though)
2901159
This is a great kit. It's not really a lowboy though, more like a beaver tail step deck. I heavily modified mine to make it a lowboy, with a DGN. My only complaint with this kit is that I wish they'd update the wheels. You'd be pretty hard pressed to find 5 spoke wheels on the road today. Give us some budds or alcoas!
241280
A very nice tool but it has a slight fault.  When pulling off the outer lug first, you have to be careful not to get the inner as well. Otherwise, the socket will pull off both lug nuts at the same time as a unit. The only alternative is to cut them off with a torch.  Other than that, for the price, it's a really nice tool (the Snap-on tool like this is about $100.00).
4532298
I gave this 4 instead of 5 stars because the wheels don't really work that well. The file holder & shelf work great but, when you go to move the cart, you have to manually position the wheels as they always seem to stop in different position and just drag on the floor surface unless you put them all heading in the same direction. I would rather pay a few bucks extra for wheels that worked well.
4596666
This is a great mobile base but needs some slight modifications.  It is difficult to get the based to match perfectly to many tools that do not have perfectly square/rectangular bases like my bandsaw with two support extensions.  It is easy to fix by making a base (3/4 MDF or plywood) for the tool to sit on.  If you do that it will be great for almost any tool that will fit within its dimensions.

I would like to see a better way to adjust to the rolling state easier.  With the two riser wheels working independently I have to really stabilize the band saw as engaging one causes it to tilt quickly to one side before the other is engaged.  SO you have to be careful there.  If there was a way to engage all four wheels at the same time and lift the tool directly vertical with no tilt this would be perfect.  As long as you are careful and pay attention though it is great.
2380421
The idea of a single tool that can edge and trim is great and just what I need for around the lawn.  The pull down wheel that you use to turn it into an edger is a bit flimsy and doesn't roll as smoothly as I'd like.  If this were built a little more solidy I would have given it 5 stars.  Also the string doesn't auto advance well and not at all when in edge trim mode (which ironically is when you need it the most).  But you can advance it by hand using the push button easily enough.
20812
I am a mechanical engineer so my review will be made from that perspective.  The metal gripping head is good.  I recently broke a plastic head on a different stand so I wanted this feature.  The adjustment feature for gripping needs to be redesigned making it easier to use.  Specifically, the cam device needs to have more travel and the nut needs to be a wing nut.  The present design usually requires that the gripping device be opened using the nut prior to loading the bike.  The cam device does not have enough travel to then grip the frame.  One must first screw the nut fairly tight (with the bike installed) before engaging the cam device.  This should be a one step tightening process rather than the present two step process.  Also, the folding stand is not stable enough and it tends to trip over.  A much more stable stand would result from elimination of the folding feature and instead attaching a permanent larger diameter base with 4 legs.  Fortunately, I was able to use the base from the original stand I had (with the broken head) so my Strada stand now has a stable permanent base.
3036060
Really like the idea of this tool. Great to keep one in the car or if your working under it you only need a couple wrenches to cover most popular sizes. I have several of these things as well as the larger version. There are a couple problems with these however. The lever that changes direction is a small flip between the shaft and the barrel of the wrench. On all my small (this size) wrenches, at least one of these is missing, is not that big of a deal because you can reverse direction from the other side but I'm worried those might fall of too. The other problem is bulk, these won't fit where there is tight clearance  either because the diameter of the barrel Head is to big or the wrench is too thick. This totally negates the convenience factor cause you are off to the top box to find a regular wrench that fits.
3876858
The tire material is exactly what was expected. These wheels are precisely what should have been on the garden cart initially. There is one design problem that subtracts two stars for me.

Problem: The tire is captured by the wheel rims by a weld that secures the shaft cylinder to the other side of the wheel. That makes it impossible to remove the tire to machine down the length of the shaft cylinder side with the zirk fitting.  The shaft cylinder is too long, covering up the hole in the axle for the cotter pin to keep the wheel on the axle.  The length of the welded shaft cylinder is about 1/4" too long for the front axle of the garden cart. The rear axle is one solid shaft that spans the full length from the outside of one tire wheel to the other side.  Again, the length of the welded shaft cylinder was too long, but at least on the back wheels there was a spacer on both sides that could be cut down 3/8" for clearance to insert the cotter key. The front axles are separate and welded to the front steering frame. There are no spacers to 'cut down' on the front end.  The only way I can make these wheels fit is to somehow chuck the wheel assembly and turn down the shaft cylinder in a lathe.  Should be able to do this, but have to wait until I can get the time to get to a lathe to do it.

This is a design problem for these wheels, in my opinion. The shaft cylinder the axles pass through should be shorter in length. One can always use more washers or spacer to take up too much longitudinal play of the wheel on the axle.  Adding shims would be a whole lot easier than trying to shorten the shaft cylinder on the assembled Universal Fit tire/wheel.
166775
I love the Dewalt Tough System but this racking could stand improvement. I was going to use them in a tool trailer but I found that even with the two mounting bars and the feet securely fastened in place there was significant flexing of boxes on the arms. The arms themselves are fine, it is the square tubing uprights that would be better if they were one piece and/or heavier metal. We will see how they hold up bumping down the road,
3189780
Haven't had to use it yet, but its bulkier than I expected. The tool seems very sturdy and comes with an Allen key to tighten the screws in case they ever become loose. The tire levers are a plus! I added some pics, and one of the nuts for the screw that holds the wrenches was not fitted correctly, like it was forced into place and will in turn lessen how tight I can make that screw. I don't think it will immediately affect the use of this tool, but overtime I can see it possible over threading the groove it is in and that nut becoming useless. Overall a good tool to have in your mtb bag.