I plan to use this to move (and store) my 96 lbs. AC 225 Arc Welder so that weight will be on it constantly. Do you think the wheels will hold up?
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Yes. If the wheels are moved from time to time, and tire pressure is checked.
1690291
Yes, it worked great when I (over)loaded it up with very heavy bricks from the 1800's. They are rubber, so I wouldn't store them in the cold.
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Not sure about the weight, but I haul three five gallon buckets full of water regularly with no problems. One of the tires kept losing air so my husband replaced it with a tire from Harbor Freight Tools which cost just about $5.00. Not bad at all..... I love this wagon!
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I truly cannot give you a qualified answer. I only use mine to haul gardening supplies, so probably don't even approach that weight. I gave my grandson one, which my daughter appropriates now and then. She says they have hauled rocks, firewood and a lot of different things in the country setting where they live, but again, I can't attest to the weight. I think the safest thing to do would be to just follow the recommendations given in the papers that came with it. Also, it might help to cut a piece of plywood to fit the bottom of the cart. This might help distribute the weight more evenly, and would avoid breaking the mesh if there was a heavy-stress point. I truly cannot give you a qualified answer. I only use mine to haul gardening supplies, so probably don't even approach that weight. I gave my grandson one, which my daughter appropriates now and then. She says they have hauled rocks, firewood and a lot of different things in the country setting where they live, but again, I can't attest to the weight. I think the safest thing to do would be to just follow the recommendations given in the papers that came with it. Also, it might help to cut a piece of plywood to fit the bottom of the cart. This might help distribute the weight more evenly,... » Read More I truly cannot give you a qualified answer. I only use mine to haul gardening supplies, so probably don't even approach that weight. I gave my grandson one, which my daughter appropriates now and then. She says they have hauled rocks, firewood and a lot of different things in the country setting where they live, but again, I can't attest to the weight. I think the safest thing to do would be to just follow the recommendations given in the papers that came with it. Also, it might help to cut a piece of plywood to fit the bottom of the cart. This might help distribute the weight more evenly, and would avoid breaking the mesh if there was a heavy-stress point. « Show Less
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The wheels are strong enough. Maybe not for off road, but on concrete they hold the welder and tank just fine.
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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
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"I am looking to use this to wheel items to and from a car . . . Why do y think the wheels will hold up?"I don't know about the wheels holding up, I pushed this cart with about 10 lbs of stuff on it and since it was a smooth floor, nothing fell down and it was easy to push. If the area between your car and where you're loading the stuff from has small rocks/gravel, then I don't think there'll be stable enough to support the cart and it will tip over.
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Absolutely. Y should read directions about weight amounts with and without wheels. I have several of these in my garage that function in multiple capacities.
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Yes it will hold up, however, the one I bought wobbles a little. I think it's because I assembled it wrong or it's a bit shoddy.
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Maybe if you remove the wheels. It's a sturdy cart, but not a steady cart. Moving a big TV around might be problematic.
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for sure it weight more than 29lbs, it is very heavy, i had hard time to move it when it was in the box, but as soon as you put everything together, it was not bad to move around with wheels. watch out for rust in the handle fitting, bad welds and misaligned the enforcement bars.
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I think it should hold up a small printer. I'd have to check on whether wheels can be locked. But actually, I have all my paperwork in it and it barely moves so I doubt it will slide that easily anyway.
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It is very substantial. Without the wheels, I expect it could hold lots of weigh. As to your particular weight, I have no idea if it can hold 112 pounds and still roll around. My thought is that it will probably hold it but not be able to move around very well. Maybe you can get one of those plant stands at Home Depot that has wheels if moving it around is important. They hold a lot of weight. Maybe you need two to hold your printer. Just a thought.
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Probably not if you attempt to move it. The wheels are just not strong enough or constructed in a manner to last,
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Yes, it should hold up with tires running over it. Very heavy. Not good for home use. Too heavy if you are always going to be winding it up or moving it around much.
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Very definitely. I am 77 and I was concerned about the 60 lb weight. I ordered it anyway, feeling that, with 4 large wheels, it wouldn't be too much of a factor. I was right. I have used it to move mulch from my driveway pile to my flower beds and weeds and debris to a disposal area in the lower part of my yard. Slopes all the way, up and down. It is great. I love it. Good Luck to you.
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If you are staying on a hard surface, it should do fine. I've had loads close to 50 pounds with little trouble.
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I think it would hold up great. I slam my tool box drawers all the time and they dont move.
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My father walks a mile tot he store and no problems. The wheels are sturdy and roll easy. I am not sure if my father pulls more than he pushes. But it should work easy both ways.
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The weight shouldn't be a problem, the only thing I might consider would be if your rack is top heavy? This cart is not very big around.