Not your typical home center lightweight hand cart
596462
VERY impressed with this purchase and it fits great inside my cramped work truck.  Sturdily built, nice big tongue and the wheels are large and farther apart than a standard hand truck which in our case gives it a lot more stability moving pool covers.  Only small criticism I can give is the handles are covered with easily damaged foam, for sure after a few years it'll be torn and I'll be looking to replace it or just leave it off.
4533139
Excel Adjustable Deck-Locking Tool Cart, Sold by Amazon, ~$165
(A) About the product:
(1) Functionality: The Excel Adjustable Deck-Locking Tool Cart consists of a very heavy table top, about 15 lbs, sitting atop a small roller cart with a 4 cavity compartment attached. It is just as pictured on Amazon's website. Two drawers of the cart cavities are pullout drawers, one is a small , open shelf and the final one is the floor of the compartment. The drawers are small , about 18 inches wide and 12 inches deep, as is the shelf area. The table top, and the two pull out drawers have thin, rubber anti-skid mats. The shelf, top of the compartment and the floor of the compartment do not have any lining. The table top has 3 small ~3 x 6 "pencil" slots for temporary storage of small parts or tools. They also have anti-skid mats.. The corners of the table has plastic anti bump guards. The whole thing weights about 40lbs. The loading is 80lbs total , with about 20lbs on the corners. There are 4  x 3.5 inch rubber casters on the corners. The compartment has a magnetic latch  with a key lock. It comes with 2 small keys. The table top actually adjusts up to 53inches , greater than the advertised 45inches..  Assembly time was about 35 minutes. You will need metric toolsor a Crescent  wrench. (12mm, 14mm and 17mm ).
Rating : 4.5 stars.
(2) Design Quality: It is a very simple design . It is well balanced. The unit has a heavy, sturdy feel. It comes in  pieces with a bag of bolts. Alignment is not very good. i.e.: the cart looks crooked when aligned with the roller cart. Material is thick, heavy steel, welded at all major joints and powder coated. In my case , red. All screws are M8 and M6 metrics. There are brass inserts in the main body parts such that the aluminum screws are going into brass inserts.  The drawers are roller slide outs with good handles. They are lined.
Rating : 4 stars.
(3) Manufacturing Quality: It is made in China and not with Apple/ Foxconn quality. The powdercoat is uneven. The compartment does not line up well with screwholes on the frame , so it takes a bit of pushing to get things aligned. The corner bumpers are plastic pop riveted on the corners of the table top. Half of them were broken. Welds were good. Material was good and heavy. The bolt lock holding the table top up on the inner cannula was in very tight , requiring a hammer and a drift to remove it in order to adjust the height of the table top. All appropriate screws were present.
Rating : 3 stars.

(B) About the service:
(1) As advertised: It was pretty  much as advertised except the Amazon web page said the max height was 41 inches. I could get this one up to 53 inches (w/ casters).
Rating : 5 stars.
(2) Shipping and Packing: Shipping was fast and on time with Prime. Packing left something to be desired. The top of the table cannula had punched through the side of the shipping container and had a battle with another package or the side of the UPS truck. The table riser lost. It took a hammer to get it back in shape for assembly. The same riser had been scraping against the inner side of the table and removed some of the powder coat.
Rating : 2 stars.
(3) Customer service: Not used.

(C.) Total Experience: Rating : 4  stars.
411693
I wouldn't recommend this cart to anyone because the cart it's self is nice. It's the wheels on it... they are plastic! Which means it does not move as smoothly as I wanted. A friend of mine has one and the quality of hers is what I was looking for, but didn't get.  This cart is useable but I'm not satisfied with it! I would have returned it but I had just returned one before I bought this one
1236816
I'm temporarily in an apartment with no washer/dryer in unit and have to hoof it two buildings over and up a steep hill to get to the shared laundry room. The first two times I went, I just carried a basket and it fired up the carpal tunnel problems in my wrists, so I needed a "granny" cart. That's what we call them around here. I must have looked at 100 different versions of carts before deciding on this one. I'll admit, when it showed up, it was bigger than I thought it would be when opened (holds two big loads of laundry), but it was also a bit less quality than I thought it would be. The metal parts aren't very thick, but amazingly, this strolls better with at least 10-20 lbs of stuff in it. I'm not sure how long this will last. Fortunately, I'm escaping from apartment Alcatraz in just a few weeks, however, I plan to still use this in my new house. It's very easy to close this cart up and store in a closet and will make trips from the hamper to the laundry room a breeze once I get my house. It really works well as a laundry cart on relatively flat surfaces, like interior floors, sidewalks and driveways. This won't work well on lawns, sands or any other surfaces, so don't go thinking it's all-terrain because it isn't. If you are an urban dweller, I'm sure you could find many uses for a cart like this, especially if you have joint problems that don't allow you to carry things. It's very handy to have around.
2865994
The first thing that I would like to comment on abot this Loadumper is that someone took alot of thought into the ergonomics of this cart.  Instead of  breaking your back leaning down to pull or push the cart, you push down with your arms only to move the load with no pressure on your back whatsoever.  The cart rolls with ease without catching your ankle or foot while rolling it.  It is wider and more shallow than most yard/dump carts, but the weight of the load is more evenly distributed so as not making the load feel as bottom heavy (more pressure on the back.)  The cart works out most idealistcally with a person about the height of 5"6".  The length of the handle seems to be a perfect match, but being a bit taller or shorter still would not create any load on your back. One thing that I am having a hard time getting used to is the way the cart tilts a bit forward.  If I did add bottom supports to make the cart more level , it would drag or catch when pushed or pulled. There is a mini "catch" on th bottom to help ease the dumping which I thought wasn't that necessary since  it has been taken care of by the angle of the cart, but  I tried it out and it works great when it comes to dumping. There are a lot of features that make this cart better than the competition:

- No maintenance/ no flat wheels, practically the only cart on the market that offers these.
- No strain on the back pushing or pulling.
- Sturdy tub most likely will not crack.
- Bottom base is solid bar, not hollow.
- Extremely easy to assemble.

Overall, this is not a traditional design and I am "brainwashed" by years of using other styles of  carts so this will take a bit of getting used to. The width and depth of this cart makes it almost feel like awheelbarrow in a strange way.  I did purchase two of these mainly because it looked good and the tires were no  flat tires. I  may give it a rating after i break it in a bit.

UPDATE: Today I wrote the company because the second dump cart had been assembled and the axle is too short for the wheels to roll. I have reduced a five starrating to a three star because this second cart is unuseable. I am goingto send it back.
4693485
It serves it's purpose but if you put heaver items in the drawers the wheels tend to wobble and it seems the cart will fall over.  If you use light things, I don't think you'll have this problem.  I don't try to roll mine, I just lift it and move it.
2961519
My cart is working out great for my needs.  It's lightweight but very maneuverable as I have experienced.  I use it mainly to transfer my shopping bags from my car into the house.  I thought the price was a good deal too.
1902885
First let me say this a great light-duty cart. Do not overload it and you will be fine!

Assembly is super easy, but you will need a plastic mallet and piece of wood to hammer the legs down flush. The wood is so you don't damage the plastic with the mallet, just tap it down until it sits flat and it will make assembly a breeze. (Took me less than 5 min to setup completely).

I use this as a detailing cart to keep all the chemicals/tools organized and WOULD RECOMMEND this for anything under 100lbs.
3465888
This cart is nice and roomy but not very sturdy. It is good for my use as extra shelves next to the washer for the detergent, bleach, oxy etc but not something I would be moving around all the time.
2189408
Works perfect on flat surface, NOT suited for stairs. And if you are tall(>5.8) then you have to bend yourself a little, the handle is not tall enough to give you perfect ergonomics while pushing/puling the cart. Also the base is not so wide to support a big box/luggage.
3012796
I bought this cart for my mom who just moved into an assisted living facility.  This cart saved us as we moved a lot of stuff in from the car.  The director of the facility saw it and was going to order some of these to have available for the residents to use on the property.  It's lightweight and collapses just like an umbrella stroller, perfect for seniors and great thing to keep in your trunk.  I would buy this item again, may even buy one for my own car.
1700650
I've had this cart for a while.  I live in an apartment and often have to move moderately heavy loads, so this cart is great.  It folds up small, doesn't weigh much, and will actually carry the advertised weight of 150 pounds without breaking.  The handle does flex a fair amount with this much weight, which can make it difficult to tip the cart back, but once you're balanced in the 'moving' position, it's easy to use.

I only intended to use this cart for moving fairly light loads occasionally, but it got a real test a few days ago.  I had to move a large number of heavy boxes into my apartment.  I made about 30 trips with this cart, fully loaded with 150 pounds of paper products.  Although the handle was kind of flexy each time I tipped a load back, the cart held up fine and is in the same condition now as it was before the move.  Overall a solid cart and a good value.
2354314
My husband and I used to use a so-called "granny cart" 15 years ago for shopping on foot when we didn't have a car. We're back to that again, hoofing or riding the bus wherever we go here in town. My husband, who is not handy, put the Narita Trading NTCoo1-RD Jumbo shopping cart together quickly and was impressed with how sturdy it seemed. After using it just once, however, one of the wheels warped, and that is how he found out that when going up porch or other stairs, high curbs and such, extra care must be taken. He was able to return the wheel to its proper alignment--I think he used standard pliers, but just be forewarned, this cart--the wheels, I mean--isn't like a baby stroller; you have to go slow; otherwise, in the weeks that we've been using it for grocery shopping, laundry, errand running with are bags and coats in it (we're in Colorado) it has performed fine. We are getting a second one as a back up, and for me to use along with the other when my husband and I have large shopping trips to take. I am disabled so I can't handle much weight but it'll be great to have two, especially in case one breaks unexpectedly.
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Although the wood is a good quality--sturdy and all that, I'm afraid that the actual construction of this cart is not so up to par. That said, for the price and what I'm using it for, its fine.  It currently holds my coffee maker/hotwater dispenser at the top and then pantry containers on the bottom two levels.  Mine is also a bit wobbly--as one of the legs arrived with a long crack located right where you insert the wheel. I was going to return it--but again, given the price and what I am using it for, I thought to insert the wheel and see if it had any major effects (if it did, I would have just omitted the wheels entirely. Turns out, its only a slight (barely noticeable) wobble when pushed. And since this is fixed in my kitchen, and I won't be pushing it around, its fine.
3926911
Ordered this cart two days ago and it just arrived. I put most of the cart together myself and I can already tell it won't be as sturdy as i imagined. Its already rocking a bit from side to side. I plan on keeping this item but I may consider buying a more sturdy one later on down the line. I would suggest this cart but not for long term use.
3028504
I bought this computer cart to use as my mobile "command center" for my mancave to do my freelance graphic design work as well as my gaming. It's a nice mobile computer cart - particle board except maybe the top piece. Easy to put together despite the crappy instructions; took about 30-45 mins to assemble. Only complaint is that they didn't include screws to attach the keyboard drawer handle. Also the space for the keyboard and mouse are better suited for wireless which I refuse to use so I'll have to drill slots in the backer for the wires to pass through. Not a big deal. Really like this computer cart! Great color and wheels are high quality.
1589056
I needed a cart for moving cases of glass ware and totes of tshirts and other similar things. This cart also had to take up the least amount of space possible. The R2 seemed to fit the bill for me. Upon receiving the cart, I took it out of the box and put it together. The instructions were seriously lacking, but it was a common sense thing to setup.

My first impressions of the cart was "flimsy thin wall square tube". After I had used it a couple times, and adjusting the length of it, I now have added "worthless powder coating" to the list of things I don't like. It is all but scraped off one of the tubes already! It hasn't failed to move any load I've requested of it, so far, but it definitely doesn't have a solid feel to it. Using it as a two wheeled hand truck, the tube acting as a foot plate moves around far too much in its locks/slots in the frame. Definitely need to use bungee straps with this thing, otherwise the simple act of moving it may make your load shift and become unstable.

When it is setup in a 4 wheel transport truck mode, it is very handy. I have decided to keep my plastic totes on it when it's not being used for moving large orders to/from my vehicle. I can move it around quite easily, thanks to the wheels. They are the prefect durometer for multiple surfaces.

All in all, it's a decent little cart. If the price were lower, I would have been happier. It's the quality you would expect to find at a Harbor Freight store or the like, not worth what I paid for it. Luckily it appears to be easily modifiable, so there's that going for it.