How sturdy are the back wheels , they look like plastic ones from a gas grill. Are they stiff enough to take the weight of the tank and welder
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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.
1618596
They are hard plastic but very heavy duty. You won't have any problem. I have a large tank and welder on the cart.
1618597
The back (larger) wheels are quite sturdy. They are steel wheels with rubber rims. They are mounted on a single 1/4" steel axle that passes through the whole cart. I generally move the cart by lifting the front wheels off the floor and pushing or pulling the cart to its new location. No issues in either direction.
1618598
I have a large tank and a Hobart 210 and a small plasma cutter on mine. No issues with the cart at all. I am very pleased with it. Much better than Harbor Freight.
1618599
I have not experienced any problem with the rear wheels. I only use the welder inside my shop on a concrete floor, so I'm not sure who they do on an uneven surface (gravel, dirt).
720246
The rest of the tank is plastic I found it to be a good buy .....the air soft pellets are not soft they will hurt you..... only problem front wheel came loose...easy fix
1548300
yes it is very sturdy...and has an electrical access hole in the rear of the unit. front wheels lock. hope THAT THIS ANSWERS YOUR question.
1283964
I don't know? Sorry, I would have to ask husband. The back wheels are great, however, the front wheels could be stronger. Just commented from personal use.
1541736
We purchased it for my Mom & Step-Dad. It is a heavier gril as far as the portable grills go , but it is very easy to manage because of the wheels. To just use the propane bottles, you do not need a special adaptor, altho we did because we also bought the small propane tank. The down sides to this grill is it is VERY HOT...it takes some getting used to.
1847665
Yes, they are sturdy. All of mine are filled with dirt and I move them - carefully- by using the handles.
1843227
The trike is very sturdy. It's not likely to tip over, as it has a wide wheel base. Ours have not tipped over at all. It's not one of those narrow rear wheel based tricycles. You have to do some (or most) assemby. All the nuts, screws, bolts and small pieces come in plastics bags, un-marked. Leaves you guessing where to use certain nuts and bolts. My husband and I assembled ours, but still had to take them to a bike shop for them to do the final adjustments. We're very pleased with our trikes, I hope you will be too.
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They appear to be a hard rubber wheel. The cart has worked well so far, but the only thing you can't do is flip up the bottom support without the wheels folding. They are connected and once the wheels unfold, so does the bottom support. It's not really a problem, but something to mention.
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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 believe it is sturdy enough. I find it difficult to push empty. Each wheel seems to want to go in a different direction, but I have not given it its first workout yet.
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as long as one of the back wheels and the front one is on a solid surface it isn't a problem. It is also light compared to a gas edger.
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Seem to b made of tin or a tin blend. Sorry, I'm not a metallurgist, lol. Yes they r pretty sturdy. They really r not bendable.
783598
The wheels are a hard plastic. pulled the cart behind our vehicle from campsite to dump station with no problem
408985
It's pretty sturdy and has hefty front and back racks--2-300#s not unreasonable. Probably more in a pinch for short distance.
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Hi Dave.They are very durable. I use them for hauling two full size touring kayaks to the lake. Each kayak is @ 70 lbs plus the rack alone is another 20lbs -no flexing at all. good product.
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My bike in the back was going to hit my propane tank (pop up trailer), so I removed the wheel and it worked fine. Really was only a concern for sharp turns, but we tested it in the neighborhood first.
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I've not had to support anything that heavy with them. Nothing over 75 LBSFor something that heavy I wouldn't use them. I would use a 4 or 5 inch wheel which you can purchase at a Home Depot or Lowes for about the same price you would pay for the EB's