Customer Reviews for VEVOR 3000lbs Drywall Cart Dolly Handling Sheetrock Sheet Panel Service Cart

Easy to assemble, just as functional as other more expensive carts, good option to keep in work shot garage for moving doors or keeping Sheetrock off floors.I would say it’s light to medium duty use. Not heavy dutyDislikes:Instructions did not come In boxWheels are not soft polyurethane

I’m using it for moving around 10 almost whole sheets of plywood that cover my big windows during hurricanes. I did end up strapping them on for a little more long term stability when going through the yard. The big nylon wheels work great on grass. This is a lot better than putting them up and down on a top every storm. I did give the cart a 4 because it comes with tones of screws but no instructions and when I emailed they never answered. I just used the pictures to best guest but would have liked more washers to prevent the screws from possibly pulling through later on.

The dolly is solid and strong. I wish it had a lip on the bottom edge, otherwise a great value.

Handles 12’ sheets great

I bought this for a holding pool table I want to easily move around. It works great for that purpose. The table weighs almost 200lbs. The reason I gave 4 instead of 5 is the cart itself was not flush on all 4 wheels. So while both back wheels lock, one was up I the air slightly so it was like having only one wheel locked and 3 loose. This was the cheapest cart I could find by a good $75-$350 difference. Was worth it for my purpose.

Very good product for the price. Light weight, easy to put together and a back saver for moving various materials around the job site.

3000lbs Drywall Cart Dolly Handling Sheetrock Sheet Panel Service Cart

It is painted very nicely and the rest of the cart fits great! The large wheels will roll easily on cement or a rough surface. The paint is in the cart threaded inserts for the wheel mounts, so you have to run them in to remove the paint first to make it easy to mount the wheels. The wheel bases are rectangular, but the holes for the bolts are just a bit too close in the narrow dimension by about 1 mm, so to allow the bolts to engage the cart base threaded inserts I needed a stepped reamer to enlarge the holes with my drill (Home Depot $25.00) so that was an extra expense! Don try to use a basic drill or a drill press as it really grabs the base and is a bit too much to manage!

At the price my expectations were pretty low. The cart far out paces my expectations. I loaded 17 pieces of 3/8“?particle board on it. It handled it well.

I bought this for a holding pool table I want to easily move around. It works great for that purpose. The table weighs almost 200lbs. The reason I gave 4 instead of 5 is the cart itself was not flush on all 4 wheels. So while both back wheels lock, one was up I the air slightly so it was like having only one wheel locked and 3 loose. This was the cheapest cart I could find by a good $75-$350 difference. Was worth it for my purpose.