Yaheetech 3-Tier Welding Cart MIG TIG ARC Plasma Cutter Welder Welding Cart Universal W/Tank Storage, 176lbs Capacity Black

This cart is lightweight but assembled is strong. It is wonderful being able to wheel my welder where I need it. I d have to leave off one side of the angle brace in order to be able to access the side panel of my welder. I also put a 2x4 under the front of my unit to give me an improved view of the controls. There are places to place my hood and tools. This cart worked perfect for me.

I use this cart for mig-tig welders.. its probably the best one on amazon for the money. all the little bolts are phillip heads which make it impossible to tightend up real good. I plan on replacing those with hex head bolts and nylon inserted nuts. It will be super super sturdy after that. I would highly recommend this cart, also I cut rubber pads to put in all the shelves which is a 100% improvement, Menards has a black rubber mat I think its a 4x4 and about 1/8 to 1/4 inch thick It just works perfect to cut up and put down on the shelf,s..makes everything non slip.

UPDATE: I figured out the wobble issue. The cart ships with some pretty cheap hardware, with a Phillips head screw instead of a bolt head. You can't get enough torque with a Phillips head. I replaced the nuts with ASIN B07JJDVGDN (M6 serrated-head flange nuts), ASIN B07B2RRGQQ (M6x1x12mm socket cap screw), and B01GZ2PA56 (M7 internal tooth washers). If you're cheap you can probably get away with just the cap screws. Now that I've replace them all and cranked them down tight, the cart is SOLID. If the cart had come with good hardware it would have easily been 5 stars, even if it was $20 more.Or, you could, you know, weld it.Original review:Whoever fit the pieces into this box was an expert at Tetris. The box it shipped in is probably okay for shipping from China to US, but wasn't perfect for shipping from Amazon to me. The bottom piece was somewhat bent up from shipping, but the box was undamaged. It was easy enough to straighten out and certainly not worth returning.The cart is made from thin steel, but once it's together it's much stronger than you'd expect. The only included instructions are a parts list and exploded diagram, and it went together easily. The only tools needed were a #2 Phillips and a 10mm wrench.One minor annoyance is that the bolts hit the casters when installed. There is enough clearance to cut about 1/8" off, or you can mount the bolts the other way.The bolt, flat washer, lock washer, and nut came pre-assembled, so I only had to count everything once, not separately. No parts were missing.In all, I found this cart to be a good value. If you need something better, well, you do have a welder.

The cart parts are great , the wheels and casters seem good , on the other hand the hardware is prolly the cheapest I’ve seen from China , washers are way to small for the slotted bolt holes and are paper thin , the lock washers are junk as well , I went and bought washers and lock washer at the hardware store ( this cost a lot of money and are a pain to find because they are metric ! They could have charged $15 more for this cart and supplied hardware that’s worth using and I wouldn’t have questioned anything And I wouldn’t be leaving this bad review !!!

Nice welding cart for the money! It was easy to assemble. It rolls well and maneuvers easily. It organizes my welder(s) and most used supplies so that they are with me where I am working. Nothing that is put on the cart is permanently attached, so my small welder(s) are still portable.I am using it differently than intended. I have two welders on this cart: a 110v wire feed welder on top and a 220v small arc welder on the bottom. The tank space holds my spooled 8ga and 10ga extension cord's. My only regret is that I didn't buy this cart years ago.

This is the one you want! I own two MIG 100 wire-feed welders, but only had one welding cart. ( A seven-year-old unit from HFT.) decided to get a second cart, but the one now being offered by HFT at their local store was a lot more flimsy and had cheaper parts and wheels than the one I'd purchased from them seven years ago. Went online and found this cart from "Yaheetech"; liked the specs and felt that the pictures indicated a better product. It sure has lived up to my expectations! Strong, sturdy and with quality wheels and casters. The nuts and bolts were a cut above the usual "snap-off" fare that I've seen, also. Unit was easy to assemble and the handle easily mounted at a downward angle ( to allow clear access and view of the front MIG controls ). I did add one modification: the axle for the rear wheels was about 1/8" smaller than the guide tubes it fit through, so being the OCD guy that I am, I found two rubber grommets for TV coax cable, slid them on with a little spit to lube their way, and eased them over the axle rod and into the mounting tubes with the help of a popsicle stick. Worked like a charm.(Now I'm looking for some tubing to make a handle for my first cart, so that I can have a matching pair.)

This is a waste of money. Do not buy. Went with this one because it had a handle, however the handle was not manufactured correctly. It is about an inch to narrow to fit.Extremely flimsy.Because of the angle of the top shelf, the tank hits the back of the welder. Had to space the tank out with a 2 X 4.Cannot open the side door of my MIG.Swivel caster are garbage.For reference I have a Hobart 190.Had i not assembled this cart I would of sent it back.Update:Could not bring myself to keep this cart. Disassembled it and boxed it back up to return.If you are going to spend the money on a good welder. Buy good cart. It would really suck to have your welder fall off this thing.Way to flimsy and top heavy.I ended up spend the extra $30 for the Hobart cart.