WEN Compact Foldable Service Utility Cart, Three Tier with 165-Pound Capacity (73065)

perfect addition to my home garage. So perfect that the guy working on my house was using it to do some work! very sturdy and simple to put together.

I received this cart 10/14/24 and put it together 10/20, only to discover at the last part of the build that there was a top corner cover that was broken. The part that covers the "leg" at the corner of the top tray. I wrote customer support asking for a replacement. Within days I had a notice back, then shipping info, the part arrived 10/26 and easily installed that day . I'm older , female with some hand and wrist difficulty. It took a bit to put together, due to that, not due to design. It's very sturdy, steers nicely and quietly. I got this to make my life easier toting around heavier stuff and groceries from the garage, etc. It's small enough to maneuver down the hall and thru doors and still holds a lot. I'm very happy with the purchase and the service.

What a great and heavy duty cart! Assembled fast and definitely holds a lot of weight. I can tell I’ll have this for years! Using it on construction jobs.

This cart is sturdy, rolls well, and is very functional for carrying all the random items we need to get around our camp property. It stands up well to the elements when accidentally left in the weather and is easy to clean.

When I was a wood worker I owned several WEN tools, which are affordable and durable tools for those on a tight budget.I purchased this WEN service utility cart for use as a laundry cart. I can no longer walk without assistance from a cane or hiking poles, nor can I lift and walk with a laundry basket, so a cart is useful for trekking back and forth from my apartment to the community laundry room.This cart is reasonably priced, well made using quality hardware, including two stationary rubber casters and two swivel rubber casters. The hubs are plastic, yet, they should last reasonably long, even in regions with extreme cold or extreme dry heat.The cart is easy to assemble with some parts using friction in addition to bolts, flat washers, and self-locking nylon lock nuts. A rubber mallet or hammer with a small block of wood are handy for tapping the parts requiring friction. A bar of soap, wax(paper), soapy water can also be used to lubricate the friction parts in lieu of a mallet or hammer. A wrench will be required for cinching down the lock washersI have nerve damage and arthritis in my extremities and assembled this cart in approximately 20 minutes. A younger or more dexterous person should assemble faster.The handle also serves as a tray for various items, e.g., bolts, washers, nuts, quarters, cell phone, etc. Additionally, it comes with a chrome bar for hanging a shop towel or paper towels. I now have a place to store my hand tools on the bottom shelf of the cart.

I needed this cart to move my 100 lb audio amplifier from the house to the car for repair, and it fit the bill for that purpose. Cart seems sturdy enough for home use but probably won't hold up if you are trying to use this for construction or industrial use.....this is a HOME product. Cart assembles easily enough but the legs are not all the same and you have to move them around so that the three holes in each leg line up with the tray, just a bit of a hassle but not a deal breaker. Some people have stated they needed to drill new holes to make it fit, this is not necessary, you just have to make sure the legs go in the proper corner, it is a trial and error process but there are only four legs so the correct position shouldn't take more than a minute or two to figure out, just don't start screwing things together until all the legs are in the right places. It will fit together without needing to drill new holes. BE PATIENT. They could improve this by clearly numbering the legs and showing you where they go. Wheels seem good and it rolls easily on tile and carpeted floors, it turns easily enough, no issues. Overall a good cart for the money, marked down a star because of the leg fitting problem.

I purchased this to hold my amateur car detailing supplies (pressure washer, chemicals, etc.). Not perfect for my needs, but very usable.Some reviews stated that the screws for the legs don't line up--well that's because the screw patterns are different for the front and rear legs. Take your time to match up the holes! Also the instructions recommend which side you should install the swivel and fixed wheels. I assembled per instructions and it seems maneuverable.Took less than 30 minutes in total to assemble by myself. I'd recommend using an impact drill for the leg screws and a ratchet for the bolts/wheels (no tools are included, which I agree with). A rubber mallet may be helpful to attach the handle, but it's really not a requirement. The cart is very sturdy and I have no fears to load it up with weight. So far I'm happy with my purchase.

My husband uses product work to hold all his tool backpacks tool bag, music box and of course coffee cup. He loves the big storage capacity. It is very light weight and durable. Great product . The only thing he would change is two cup holders. Instead of one

Hasta hoy esta funcionando muy bien 👍

This cart seems very sturdy and moves around easily on a wood deck. To put it together you must have a rubber mallet (a regular hammer and a block of wood might work if you're careful), a Phillips screwdriver (#2 I think), a wrench, fairly good hand and wrist strength, time.There are a few things that you must do - first and foremost, unpack the legs and search for the letter "R" and "L". The letters are about 1 inch tall but extremely difficult to see even when looking for it. I thank an earlier reviewer for pointing this out because you'd never guess it using the instructions and this point is imperative for success. Two are marked R, (see photo - about 1 inch high) two are marked L, and all four are marked Rc (opposite the R & L and about a half inch high). Ignore the Rc.Points I found challenging were:- "uninterrupted" top shelf means the shelf without holes drilled in the corners. It's also the shelf with the orange label on the long sides.- When placing the legs, the two marked R go kitty-corner to each other, same with the two marked L. In other words if one corner is an R the corners to the left and right are "L"s. Another way to explain this may be, if you labeled one corner #1, then moving in a clockwise direction labeled the other corners #2, #3, and #4, then #1 & #3 are "R" with #1 in the right side/corner of the handle. Each leg has 3 screws. If the screw drops into the hole the leg is positioned incorrectly. Switch it for the opposite leg. Note: you can hammer legs in the wrong positions-they fit perfectly. You'll only know it's wrong if two of the three screws "easily falls" into the holes.If you don't have a power driver I'd imagine screwing these 12 screws would take a bit of hand/wrist strength.The next small challenge was placing the bottom tray in position. Because all four corners of the tray has groves that the legs must slip into, getting the "fourth" corner in place without allowing the other three corners to slip down into place was a little challenging for me due to the weight and size of the shelf - I'd guess the weight to be 10 lbs - and all corners free-fall into place so keeping the three corners high enough and not in final position so I could get the tongue/ groove of the fourth corner/ leg in place took some upper body strength. Finally remember you have 2 swivel casters (front end) and 2 stationary (handle end). I forgot this small detail until I was installing the last caster! but totally lucked-out and had got them in the correct positions - yay!Overall this cart took me a very relaxed 2 hours to build. I'm a lady in my mid sixties and was enjoying the evening outside so I'm sure many could build it much faster.Be careful and don't drop any of the screws, bolts, nuts or washers - there are no extras.Finally I wish to say the accuracy of the fittings i.e. holes/grooves etc. Is amazing. Absolutely everything fit together and aligned 100% perfectly without even a hair's worth out. I compliment the company for achieving that. Additionally the instructions are written in perfect English - it's unfortunate images of the parts and more clarity around a few critical steps are not included. Also in my view they should list the tools required as many people may not have the required tools.I'm looking forward to using this cart - I could easily move it in every direction with one hand (it was empty) so I'm anticipating the best!

Very happy with this cart ! Easy to assemble but you will need a rubber mallet or hammer with a block of wood etc to assemble. You also have four bolts to tighten but the tool is included. Took me less than 15 minutes total. I have about 200lbs of weight on this cart and it can easily handle much more . Cart is very sturdy and well worth the price over the cheaper options ( i expectit will last 30+ years ) . If its size and the fact that it has 4 caster wheels works for your intended use i highly recommend it .

This is a great sturdy cart but the instruction leave a lot to the imagination. Usually Chinese instructions are full of spelling mistakes so you read them with an I gotta figure this out myself attitude. These instructions are written in good english but not complete. I had trouble with the screw holes not lining up with the holes in the top shelf. The instructions DO not indicate that the legs are different! I called their tech support and learned that there are two left and two right legs?? The "L" and "R" are molded into the inside of the leg and can be difficult to see. So I asked "this is a rectangular shelf, where does it indicate which is right and which is left?" He couldn't tell me. Anyway I tried each leg at each location until I got all of the screw holes lined up. So did this left and right thing make any sense?? NO. The legs fit perfectly diagonally. I guess if you look at the end or side of the cart one side the legs are left and right but the back side legs are opposite unless you flip it around. You would think whom ever wrote these instructions would proof read them or have an employee try to assemble it using the instructions and they would immediately see the problem. Anyway it's a very good cart for the money BUT once again MADE IN CHINA. No wonder everyone is unemployed in North America.

The cart is pretty sturdy and do not flex when pushed around with the weight of a 6 foot 2' guy in it. Assembly was pretty straightforward : insert the 4 plastic sleeves completely withthe help of a small hammer and a block of wood at the bottom of the cart with the nut shape facing down, then install the wheels with the tool provided (I gave the bolts an extra half turn with an actual ratchet) then slide the 4 aluminium posts on the part you just assembled, then with your trusty hammer and wood block, put the top shelf on the 4 aluminium posts. Last step is to place the 4 plastic caps on the top shelf's corners and voila!One thing I did love is that the shelves are molded with a reinforced backing so you dont't feel like the bottom may break everytime you drop something in them, bonus point because plastic do not rust!The only thing I disliked was the plastic wheels, I would have prefered polyurethane one for a smoother rideOverall, I'm pretty confident you will be happy with you purchase too!