i have a lifted tacoma and this cart is only an 1.5 inches to short for the max height and height of the truck bed. That can easily be fixed with plywood on it. I also built some wood ramps so I can take the cart with me if I take anything heavy.
Bought one of Harbor Freight’s cheap lift carts for one task, expecting it to fall apart shortly thereafter. It ended up going into heavy daily use for a couple of years before I gave it to someone else who needed it. The actual professional/industrial models are infinitely more money and you definitely can see all of the signs of cheap crap scattered about the Harbor Freight. Alas, it really held up, regardless.
I have mine in my shop supporting my large mechanic tool chest so I can raise it if my shop floods. “I know “. Instead of the 2x4 I cut a piece of 1/2” bar stock and laid it in the U shaped track so the scissor wheels could not roll back because mine did leak down over time. Thanks for the review
i have a lifted tacoma and this cart is only an 1.5 inches to short for the max height and height of the truck bed. That can easily be fixed with plywood on it. I also built some wood ramps so I can take the cart with me if I take anything heavy.
Bought one of Harbor Freight’s cheap lift carts for one task, expecting it to fall apart shortly thereafter. It ended up going into heavy daily use for a couple of years before I gave it to someone else who needed it. The actual professional/industrial models are infinitely more money and you definitely can see all of the signs of cheap crap scattered about the Harbor Freight. Alas, it really held up, regardless.
I have mine in my shop supporting my large mechanic tool chest so I can raise it if my shop floods. “I know “. Instead of the 2x4 I cut a piece of 1/2” bar stock and laid it in the U shaped track so the scissor wheels could not roll back because mine did leak down over time. Thanks for the review
Nice! Great idea