[8.625 lb] These surface mounts are very inconspicuous - about 1/2 in diameter and the lavelier microphones are securely held by their wire just below the mic head. I have them placed on my guitar & ukuleles just below the fingerboard angled at the soundhole and about an 1/8 back from the soundhole rim. Wish I had come across these years ago. I leave mine permanently attached, although I believe, that should I wish, they will be easy to detach without damage. Just love these mounts and using lavelier allows me to record directly and amplify my instruments with their true acoustic properties - very clean and unadulterated sound. As I said in the heading Brilliant Piece of Kit

[8.625 lb] Bought one about a year ago to help roll cases of gear through the airport when I travel. This thing has taken a beating during this time and has lost pieces due to how nicely airlines handle it. But she's still going strong and if for some reason she broke tomorrow, I wouldn't hesitate to buy another.


Pro tip: I'd definitely recommend Gaff taping the handle down so it doesn't open up when checked.

[8.625 lb] I saw this online and I took a gamble on it. I'm very pleased with it! It's built very well and is exactly what I was looking for! Very happy with this purchase!

[8.625 lb] Looks and feels heavy duty. I like it. The only thing is, it's kind of heavy when you try to load it to your vehicle, but other than that, this cart will help me a great deal moving my DJ gear around. Great cart to use hauling picnic party stuff as well!

[8.625 lb] Love this cart. It can go through just about any terrain. This cart is a beast.

[8.625 lb] This cart has been flying a bunch lately and it has held up well to the airline gorillas they call baggage handlers. The Gator 52 sets up quick and rolls easily when heavily loaded. It is a sturdy little cart.

There is some assembly and I would recommend using a bit lock-tight to make sure the nuts don't back out. I also recommend attaching velcro straps to the handle for travel.

[8.625 lb] The cart is well constructed, well packaged for shipping, and is easy to assemble. I only had to attach the wheels and wrenches were included. The cart expands easily and can fold into a small package if you have to pack it in a car or small storage space. The handles fold down with a foot pedal bar release, so you don't have to bend over to fold it down the handles. The wheels have a foot pedal to lock the wheels. I use mine on a farm, so the solid wheels are great. No flat tires.

[8.625 lb] So, I was considering dragging around thousands of dollars in equipment on a mover's dolly and when I tried to load it all up, it all tumbled down. I was fortunate that it was a lot of stands and umbrellas but, I learned a valuable lesson without losing thousands of dollars in lens damage or camera damage.

This is a clear case of you get what you pay for. I immediately started looking for a quality folding cart that had large tires and was simple to assemble/disassemble. The Gator 52 met all of my criteria and even has an optional slip-on bag that can slide down the main handle and has valuable storage pockets and space to keep quick access accessories. Well worth the price in my opinion. One dropped lens and you will regret not having purchased the better cart for your equipment.

[8.625 lb] I saw it on sale and I printed it out to think on it for a few days. After all it's not a 69 dollar kind at Lowes. After talking it over with hubby I hit the buy button. Once it arrived and saw how well it was built I felt foolish in waiting. We used it just the other day to move a ladder from the from of the front of the house to the back. Hubby has a bum leg. Then piled on the bags of mulch from the car to the back of the house in one trip. It does save on you back.

[8.625 lb] I bought this cart for the wheel size. Getting over cracks and curbs is a necessary aspect of entering and exiting facilities. I have photo equipment to transport but more importantly I have a Microscope Repair service with a large number of parts cases and tool chests to be moved into and out of schools with elevators and veterinarian offices. Being able to make fewer trips as well as navigate through the halls and elevators is a major aim for my owning this cart.
One notable issue is that it only locks the carrying bed in two positions. For my needs one or two additional mid-range positions would make it easier not to be too long for an elevator or too short to get the needed equipment in or out with less trips.
I like it but I am modifying it to fit my needs and circumstances better.