Klutch 2-Tier Welding Cart with Locking Cabinet - 27 1/4in.L x 18 3/4in.W x 35 3/4in.H

Cart it worth the price helps out coming around without carrying tools. Cart is sturdy and easy to assemble. I have my Miller 215 fits great and tank sits perfect

It took a bit of time to assemble, but worth the effort. This cart moves smoothly, holds weight well and has plenty of hangers for welding cables and cords. Cabinet works well for smaller parts, tools, etc. where shelf holds apron, gloves, etc. Son had a similar cart, so I bought this one, and I'm happy with it. I would recommend to others.

Really like the cabinet once assembled. But the instructions were a little vague when it came to the parts list. And instructions were in very small print. The exploded view was lacking clarity. But even with all that I really do like the cart. Good workmanship. And finish was nice.

Cart was made out of good steel . Nothing Cheep . The Casters/wheels were kind of Small . I up graded to bigger ones . Over all A good Value . The only Problem was no instructions how to put together. The booklet with it was unclear .

So after reading a lot of reviews I just didn't know what welding cart to buy. So assembly... Well the bag of fasteners was ripped open and I was missing a few bolts but I had enough laying around to put it together and I had a little trouble getting all the holes to line up. But I'm rating the product not the assembly. This cart gets 5 stars because it's a very sturdy solid cart that doesn't feel cheap. It holds my Hobart 140 perfectly with room to spare. I have a 125 cf cylinder. The middle shelf has plenty of room to put a plasma cutter or second welder. I didn't use the cylinder chains instead I cut and bolted on some ratchet straps to hold my cylinder solid. The chains are fine I just didn't want my cylinder wobbling around. I was hesitant at first but now very pleased with this perfect welding cart.

As advertised, good cart with room for accessories. As mentioned in a lot of reviews, it doesn’t go together easily as some holes don’t line up, and the instructions are cryptic, but most people who are buying a welding cart probably have the skills to deal deal with this.

The design itself is very good. However...It ALL falls apart after that !!. The parts are packed in the box haphazardly . Most are scratched and the ONLY part bubble wrapped was done incorrectly (more about that soon). The assembly directions will give you BRAIN CANCER !!. So make sure you know a good neurosurgeon nearby. Once you realize the assembly directions just say "Put it together with provided screws" You'll realize they shorted you about 12 Screws. So basically you CAN'T fully assemble it without spending more money to buy the correct screws. THEN...After banging your head for about 4 hours...The last part (The Handle) gets removed from the bubble wrap. ONLY to find..The CHINA factory man forgot to drill the holes on the left side of the handle. For Real ?? So I though about returning this in anger and frustration but just decided to drill the holes myself. Lucky for them, anyone ordering this has the tools to do so. Pretty pathetic assembly instructions and quality control . And don't get me started on the SILLY locking front door design. What good is a locked door that has plastic hinges and the hinge screws exposed ?? Now I have to worry about loosing the keys !!! Just put a turn handle on it...That lock is about as good as my 7 year olds Barbie diary. Absolute silliness .

As other mention, the instructions are terrible. I built it in 30 minutes with a helper, and I laid out all of the bolts first and coated them with loctite. That way, they needed less torque and no lock washers. It will definitely hold two welders very easily. Personally, I'll likely weld it together some day and put bigger wheels on it, but I'm a pro welder with 35 years exp and all pro gear, and I'm happy with it.However, the keys that came with it, don't fit the lock, and the door will not close without them.