PROAIMVanguard Collapsible Utility Production Cart for Film, Television & Photo Industry. 30-50” Extendable. Payload: 200kg / 440lb (CT-VNGD-UC5)

The built quality is excellent, a little heavier with the front casters but it is worth it because this cart will last you a lifetime.Something to note is that the front casters side is a little taller and the platform is not completely horizontal to the ground level not a big deal to me and it can be fix if you remove a nut-bolt on the front casters.I also like the fact that it is easy to fold and unfold and compact to transport.Totally worth it because I save time by taking all my equipment in one trip or fewer trips if I user larger AV systems.

Some assembly is required, one of the back tires was lopsided, but overall it works pretty well.This was an excellent decision. The product came quickly and it was as advertised. Happy with the purchase.

I looked at a bunch of collapsable carts before settling on this one, and I'm very happy I did. Seems very well built and heavy duty. Good breaks, nice big airless all terrain wheels. Honestly it's built like a tank, but it's just under 50 pounds so you won't get charged for weight overage if you check it on an airplane. Highly recommended.

Proaim please help me out here. Dad and myself have spend a couple of hours everyday trying to make the wheels turn. We put some grease on it. We have loosen the nut on it. We have tries everything to the point the bearings fell off. Please help me out

This heavy duty cart comes well boxed. There is a qr code on one of the bottom supports that leads you to clear instructions but honestly, you hardly need them. I set the base, which is preassembled, on its side for wheel assembly. I did have to look up how to release the handles so they would fold.. You step on a part of the base under a handle and it pivots, allowing the handle to fold. The base expands with simple screw releases if needed.The frame allows you to secure a load with bungee cords or rope. The large tires that rotate in the front makes pushing and steering the cart even over even rough surfaces possible. It is compact enough for me to fit in my hatchback with the seats down to help me carry equipment for shows and I used it to move bags of dirt and mulch around my yard. Pulling it over grass works better than pushing but boy did that save me a lot of work!

Title says it all! This arrives in a secure box and is well packaged for safe shipping, but it comes with ZERO instructions or literature/manual for use or assembly, which is a big red flag at the $250 price-point. It feels heavy-duty in all areas, legit hardware and all, but I don't trust a brand that doesn't provide any printed material for their products at this price.It seems to work so far, but I've shopped garden carts and cargo carts for years, and there are options just as practical and durable -- if not more so -- from more reputable brands and build styles at this price point or lower, so I don't see the value.

"Heavy Duty" is a term that gets tossed around pretty loosely these days, so I didn't really take it that seriously when I read that in the description of this cart. However, this is the defining standard by which "heavy duty" should be measured. In fact, it was way more than what I needed, but a great thing to have on hand. Some minor assembly is required, and the instructions for that assembly are not heavy duty. For starters, they tell you that you should have two O-rings and two wrenches, my kit only had one of each, but the O-rings are never called for in the assembly, and the wrench I had worked on all the nuts that had to be tightened. I believe the first set of O-rings is already installed on the casters, and the other is just a back up set, but it would be nice to know. Also, it would be helpful to know how the washers are to be assembled when attaching the caster, but if you get the sequence wrong, it becomes apparent after you have taken the time to tighten the nut of the caster. You then get to untighten it and take the caster off to install the washers correctly. Instructions aside though, this is a great cart, it is very easy to maneuver, holds up to 440 lbs and is adjustable from a length of 26" to 39". My only advice is to make sure you need this level of sturdy before you buy it, cause it is no joke...

The wheels would lock up and not work, extremely heavy and difficult to deal with. Save yourself the back pain and headache and stay away.