dbest 00-011 Quik Cart Two-Wheeled Collapsible Handcart with Lid
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of dbest 00-011 Quik Cart Two-Wheeled Collapsible Handcart with Lid
Customer Review: Great until it started falling apart!
Summary: 3 Stars
Product worked well in the beginning and was very convenient, however after a few uses home from the grocery store filled with groceries etc, the crate itself was cracking on the bottom and the handle snapped completely off. Now it is being held together by duct tape and I am leary of using it as I don't want the things I am trying to transport to be destroyed.Customer Review: handle broke
Summary: 1 Stars
Purchased the cart 6/2009. Have used it once weekly since that time to tote books and materials between my schools. The box part is fine, seems sturdy enough. However the handle broke as I was pulling the cart the other day. I sent an email to the company (dbest) on Wed. 2/24/11 but have not yet heard back from them (2/26/11). No phone number on the website.Customer Review: Very Disappointed
Summary: 1 Stars
The first use went great. Unfortunately the second use wasn't the same. The bottom of the front panel broke off. I checked the weight of the stuff I was carrying and it was only 48 pounds. I was rolling it across grass at the time, I don't know if the bumpy ground contributed to it breaking or not, but it did break and I do not recomend this to anyone.Customer Review: Broke quickly
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought this to transport papers from my car into buildings (not a lot of them, less than two reams of papers at any given time). It broke the third day I took it into a building. I bought one for $10 less from Staples becasue I didn't have time to return this and wait for a new one. The cheaper one is going strong and I have loaded that one heavily.Customer Review: Same as the Rubbermaid but with a lid.
Summary: 4 Stars
Not sure if the lid will be useful, but I did stand on it and it didn't flinch. This unit is almost exactly the same build as the Rubbermaid cart for $10 less. I have both and they are very useful and versatile accessories. I don't think it will stand up to a lot of abuse in the mountains or in the desert but, hey, who lives in the desert?