Super 600 Equipment and Luggage Hand Cart

I bought a version of this cart (the 800) about 25 years ago and it had been flawless until the top handle finally broke. I did order a new handle from Remin, but decided to treat myself to a new one and give the old one to a friend. It had been all over the world, hauled lots of equipment and never let me down. I did replace the cords a couple of times over the years, but that's only because of age.I didn't use the extra set of wheels on the 800 very often and prefer the 600 is it's a lot lighter.I very highly recommend this product.

Nice wheeler but photo and add indicate the optional handle is included in the purchase very misleading

I bought it as a luggage cart for travel. My requirements were - heavy duty, compact, and larger than average wheels. Mostly it met these requirements.The wheels are 6.1/2 x 2 inch, not the smallest one. Looks like there are bearings inside, I can't see under the hub covers.Folds compact.Extends very tall, which is good, easy to roll heavy loads.Made of steel, though welding work is rough in some places - meaning the seam doesn't cover the joint properly, and there are some plastic hubs on joints between telescopic tubes.It is heavier than aluminum frame carts. 10 lbs or so. Not too heavy.Incorrect description - the wheels are not semi-inflatable, they are solid rubber, which is what I need.Major con: despite +6 inch wheels, it has VERY low ground clearance. The axle is 3 inch above the ground. But look at those brackets at the back, going from the plastic bridge to the axle. They are for climbing the stairs/curbs, but they also result in low clearance - about 1 inch - when you roll the cart at 45 degrees or lower. There is a rough terrain in some places where I'm going to take it, and this can be a problem. In urban environment this is not an issue.Minor con - there is no lock or bracket that would hold the platform it in folded position. If you want to store it vertically, you have to wrap the bungee cords around.Price 150 bucks is a little steep, but considering that it is US made, this is reasonable, and they are usually bought for many years.Overall - it looks sturdy, capable of hauling a few big and heavy boxes (because it is taller than other carts). Will update with field test results later this year.*******************************Update after field testing.It works well. I've got used to low clearance 1", doesn't bother me. Dirt road or bumpy lawn - no problems. Airlines never said a word - unloaded heavy luggage at the check-in, pulled it through the airport with carry-on bag, then folded it and put in the overhead bin on the plane. It's mere few inches narrower than the the aisle on the plane, so don't speed up :)...Very solid, no wobbling. Rolling few big boxes on it, total 150 lbs, is super-easy - those long handles really help.

I treat this thing like a red headed step child but it never complains. It’s held up to more abuse than welfare system yet it still gets the job done.

I've purchased a few of these over the years for work, and they've been great. Bought one to help move my daughter into her college dorm next week, but it showed up with a misshapen base and lacking the chrome coating. Tried to reach out to Amazon, and they won't do anything since it's sold by Adorama, and only fulfilled by Amazon. Took 4 days to arrive, as well. Isn't Prime 2-day shipping...? For a $190 hand cart and an annual Prime subscription, I expect better.

Purchased these for my team at work. They are heavy duty enough to transport our equipment and light enough to make it easy

It was all I expected, very happy

Our technicians use these for moving computers and servers. It works great.