TorinAPTC302B Steel Tool Service Push Cart with 3 Shelves and 200 lb Capacity, Red

For the price id say it’s a great buy. Assembly is quite simple and straightforward. Well made and makes hauling tools or materials rather convenient.

Great product and price. Install directions suck really bad. With three bbq's, it now holds all of my bbq "stuff". All in one place.

Cart is a good value overall for the price. Shelf bottoms dont buckle, and no sharp edges anywhere. Shelf to shelf spacing can be 7 or 8 inches between bottom and middle, and 9 or 8 middle to top. (Top of shelf side below, to bottom of shelf above). Shelf sides are 3 " high so nothing will fall out. Rolls easily. Only disadvantage is that just 2 casters swivel/ rotate. You have to plan your approach, towing it like a trailer, coming alongside a car, for example. You can't roll it/move it perpendicular to the long dimension of the cart. ( will probably look for 2 swivel casters at Harbor Freight to replace those that dont swivel.) Assembly instructions are incomplete, ie a couple pages are missing from the booklet. Maybe I put the rotating casters on the wrong end, but they seem to match the item picture on Amazon. Torin doesn't have a contact us option on their website, and no 800 number. It took about an hour to assemble by myself, would have been much faster with a helper. No missing nuts, bolts or washers. A Phillips head screwdriver and small adjustable wrench are all you need to assemble. Seems perfect for those repair jobs that start small, but by the time you are done you have 25 tools or small parts scattered around on the floor or step ladder rungs to pickup. Also good for a paint roller tray, rollers, paint can, trim brushes, masking tape, rags, etc so you can avoid tripping over them, or stepping in the roller tray on the floor, and bring all your stuff with you as you move around the room. This will keep them all up off the floor, in one place. Narrow enough to move through any doorway, and light enough to carry up a flight of steps, empty. Heavy enough to be stable. I wouldn't try to carry 400 lbs on it, as it would likely cause the corners of the lower shelf bottom to buckle, above the casters, but I think it could carry 200 plus lbs easily, spread out on the shelves. Shelves will leak at the corners if you spill liquids in them.

Very sturdy and strong for the price

Instructions were missing the last page but I figured it out. Cart is perfect for our school project, and while it’s not heavy duty, it holds dozens of board games with no problem. The raised sides keep items from falling out in transit, and it maneuvers well and looks great.

First let me start my review by saying that I have been a professional auto mechanic for over twenty-five years. In that time I’ve bought many premium items (at premium prices) and several cheaper items (at significantly cheaper prices) as my needs demanded. I was looking for a roll around cart to use in the shop and bring to the cars I was working on.I wanted the cart to be light-weight so it wasn’t a challenge to roll around like the 200 pound Snap-on cart I’d been using. This cart is light-weight. But it feels fairly cheap to me. It claims to have a 400 pound weight capacity but I would be shocked if that were accurate. The metal seems thin. It sounds very tinny when you put tools or parts on it.After having it at the shop for a few days I brought it back home to make a few modifications. I ended up lining the shelves with some scrap 1/2” thick plywood panels. It added a little substance and made the cart feel a bit more sturdy.I also feel like the cart could feel a bit more solid if each shelf/tray were held on with more hardware than just one bolt in each corner on each side. There is definitely room to add another bolt an inch or so below the existing bolts and I think that would make it feel more sturdy.I do wish it had four swivel casters instead of only two. Because of how light it is and because it can only be pulled from one side I’ve almost had it tip over a few times when I’ve grabbed it and tried to pull it without pulling it completely straight. I’m thinking I will eventually add two more swivel casters to it.As many have said- the directions are missing the last page or two but using the pictures it’s pretty easy to figure out how to complete it.Overall for the money I think it’s an ok product. I wasn’t super impressed but it will suit my needs now that I’ve modified it a bit.

This is the perfect cart for my tools. It was easy to put together and works extremely well. Holds a lot more than I expected. Very strong for the price!

What do you buy the man that has more tools then should need. Well this is a good gift for that. Use to move tools around when working on cars, the yard or anything else could think of.