Customer Reviews for VEVOR Drywall Cart, 3000 LBS Panel Dolly Cart with 45.28" x 21.8" Deck and 5" Swivel Wheels, Heavy-Duty Drywall Sheet Cart, Handling Wall Panel, Sheetrock, Lumber, for Garage, Home, Warehouse

Easy assembly great quality, I looked around a lot, glad I got it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This cart was easy to assembly with the help of 3 people. Overall the cart was very sturdy and functioned really well for transporting our tables . It is worth the price !

It says it is rated for 1800lbs, but as soon as I loaded some plywood on it the arms snapped off. They didn't bend, they just broke at the welded base. It may take 1800 lbs of downward force, but useless if it can't hold plywood upright. The supports for the arms need to be beefed up, or the arms should go through holes down through the frame.

All the big brands have these at daft prices, this is bang on, used to solo shift 60kg Jacksons T & G fence panels effortlessly

I purchased this to do a large job in a gym, that required us to load 10 sheets of 4 ft x 8ft x 1/8 in thick aluminum composite material from our work van, and trek through the school to the gym. This was the perfect fit for this project, and I am surprised we didn't purchase this sooner! I have since, found so many uses for this, include recently loading 4 full sheets of 3/4 treated plywood, and 10 full sheets of 1/2\" foam. The foam sheets weighed almost nothing, but the treated plywood was wet, and super heavy! This performed amazingly well! Super durable and sturdy.

Just parfait Robuste

Solid Construction and should do the job. The only problem is that the width adjustment is too weak to contain the panel materials. I will have to resend the nuts so that I can clamp it tighter.

Parfait pour la manutention lourde. Il n'est pas super maniable mais il fait le job.

One of the welds on the side supports broke on the first use.. assembly was easy but the dolly failed

According to the instructions on the ad, you 1. put on wheels 2. put on handles. They forgot the step where you must build the base. Not a hard item to build, but should be included in the instructions.