once the table is on the cart, do you have to push it or pull it?
1686255
I pull it next to me, using the table handles. It needs to be guided and supported.
1686256
It's better if you stand next to it vs. Behind or in front. It's not perfect, it will topple if you try to pull it from only one side. It has made my life easier for sure in regards to transporting my table. I like that I have the option to both carry or wheel it.
1686257
You are best pushing it to keep it stable. The wheels are very rugged and make it easy to transport from car to home as needed. Very sturdy build quality.
663079
Yes, you should be able to drag the cart up 3-4 steps. However damage could occur if it is done often.
297684
Absolutely. You would need someone to push your cart. However, you can sit if tired or need to see something on the bottom shelf. Good for mall walking, park or just down the street. Good for shortness of breath.
50828
There is a green button on the "post" you push and then pull the table up or put it clear down.
1220620
The grill is attached to the cart when you put it together, but you could remove it with a screwdriver if you desired.
297682
Yes. I; too, find it easier to walk when pushing a shipping cart. This cart can be pushed; or, it can be pulled to act as a "counter balance." I whitch between two. It is nice to have an "always available" and strudy seat on which to rest, too.
2022702
The back is not open where the shelves are. There is a fiber board that you nail in the back of the cart.
2060275
You can push or pull. I was doing both. I had my 1 year old in it and he loved it. Works great.
1598463
No, the legs do not lock. And this can be a problem because it makes the table difficult to move if there are things on it. This is because when you lift the table by it's edges, the legs collapse and you will need at least one free hand to reposition the legs before you can set the table down. For this reason, if you want to move the table (other than scooting it a couple of inches), you'll need to remove everything first.
741069
It needs assembly. It's actually pretty simple and has instructions. I love this cart. It hold a lot of things.
1565589
The lid of the cart is hinged at the rear short end of the cart, and flips open. The opening in the lid is then used as a handle for pulling/pushing the cart.
458564
pull up on the lever and lay down on the table - the first few times the hydralic thing takes ALOT of weight to push it down! It does get easier the more you move it up and down
912996
I gave the cart to my daughter as a Christmas gift. She lives in a building with an elevaor, so I'm not sure that she takes steps often. Sorry, but I am unable to answer your question.
384161
No -- the handle moves from side to side, so it's very awkward to push. Pulling is VERY easy.
1689733
The only time I would think it would be when releasing the handle to dump it. I can pull it with one hand with a full cart, but that is on level ground. A full cart of dirt can get heavy but only when dumping it.
1668193
You pull a handle in the front of the cart, which disengages the bed from the frame. The back wheels pivot forward, and the front of the cart tips up to dump out whatever is inside the cart. It's very easy to use once you've done it a time or two, and makes getting the contents out of the bed really easy and quick.
75427
Yes, you can push the cart. It goes very smooth on the sidewalk. This is my second cart and I'm very happy to have it. The last one was not that strong so this model is much, much better and will last longer.