KEDSUM Folding Luggage Cart with 220 lbs Heavy Duty Capacity - 90 & 150 lb Capacity

mememeT: First things first: I purchased the 6 wheel hand truck that folds down flat from seller/shop named KEDSUM. I paid a very reasonable price. It promised a tough little cart, and a few videos are attached to the ad. I felt hopeful. I see reviews below mine \\\/// that seem to speak to *totally not this hand truck*. My review is only for the 6 WHEEL HANDTRUCK from shop KEDSUM. If this positive review shows up on any other ad, or below any different item, or any other seller/shop, stop now and READ NO FURTHER.

The instructions are lacking, I'll give the nay-sayers that. But like everything else in life, quality comes at a trade off. Less expensive, less manual in the box. Less durable material, lighter weight to carry, and more durable will be, guess what: heavier. I've learned to expect this trade-off. The printed manual (front and back of a single sheet of 8.5x11" paper, black and white), suggests how to unfold it and get the handle up, and how to re-fold it back down again. Sparce, I will give you that. But a person with hands and feet, and a little thinking, can usually figure out a non-software/hardware item opening/closing, am I right?

To those concerned this needs...

United States on Oct 26, 2023

Christopher Jones: It is exactly what I needed. I bought for my Ecoflow Delta 2 Powerstation Generator which weighs 50 lbs. It fits perfect and now I don’t have to pick it up. Just pull around when needed, especially for power outages.

United States on Sep 18, 2023

Marie: I have a wagon that I use to use to move small heavy items but it is too bulky an hevy to load in and out of the car every time I go grocery shopping. This hand truck is great. Sturdy. I bought a few crates to fit the lenghth and width of the cart. Now when I go grocery shopping I take the crates in the store, load them up with food and put them in my trunk. When I get home I put them on the hand truck i keep in the trunk of my car and I'm on my way! This has been a life saver for me.

United States on Jul 18, 2023

drdebell: Although heavy (if you plan on putting it in a backpack and carrying it onboard), this is a great cart. The handle is the sturdiest of all the ones I’ve tested. It opens and closes relatively easily. The casters seem rugged enough to take on the work of hauling luggage (or whatever) across various terrains. But the casters are where the design flaw is. There are four rotating and two rigid ones. They all move fairly well. The problem is that the rigid casters and one set of the rotating casters are too close together. There is no problem if you extend the platform to its full length, but if you don’t want or need that extra length for whatever reason, then the rotating casters can’t turn freely. They bump into the rigid casters and cause the whole thing to move awkwardly and at an odd angle. It would be an easy fix for the manufacturer, I think: just and another 1/2-1” onto the extension platform, reorient and move the rigid casters, and all of the wheels would roll just fine. In lengthening the moveable platform, you could then turn the plates of the rigid casters to match the orientation of the rotating casters at the other end, which would ensure that the extension was...

United States on Feb 07, 2023

S.T.: I really like how small this thing gets down to. Wheels are adequate as it gets weighed down. It’s 360 spin makes it easy to maneuver. The biggest draw back is the difficulty in locking it to stay 90 degrees and then unlocking it to fold away. Takes a bit of strength — and I’d like to think I’m a fairly strong guy. Even when I thought it was locked in place it would come unlocked. I keep mine in the L-shape most of the time because it’s easier than trying to fold it when I’m on the go. Overall, good to have when I need it.

United States on Dec 31, 2022