[1.135 lb] This cart is exactly what I wanted. It's small, very flexible, easy to use and adjust, and performs it's primary duty (being a cart) just great. It's stable, the wheels are big enough to make it stable. Changing configuration is a snap. And it's very small, so it stashes in smaller places than most carts that do what it does and carry the loads this one carries. Negatives are that it's pretty heavy, which I guess makes sense given that it will haul around 500lbs. It needs to be solid! But my wife has a little trouble with it, getting it into the car, getting it up and down stairs, that sort of thing. One other negative is the the tube construction means the bed and the fork aren't good as is for hauling things that don't have a flat side. Oddly shaped gear or loose items wouldn't be stable. I purchased the puzzle deck and the fork deck accessories to make a flat surface for just this issue and they work great.

[1.135 lb] This cart is exactly what I wanted. It's small, very flexible, easy to use and adjust, and performs it's primary duty (being a cart) just great. It's stable, the wheels are big enough to make it stable. Changing configuration is a snap. And it's very small, so it stashes in smaller places than most carts that do what it does and carry the loads this one carries. Negatives are that it's pretty heavy, which I guess makes sense given that it will haul around 500lbs. It needs to be solid! But my wife has a little trouble with it, getting it into the car, getting it up and down stairs, that sort of thing. One other negative is the the tube construction means the bed and the fork aren't good as is for hauling things that don't have a flat side. Oddly shaped gear or loose items wouldn't be stable. I purchased the puzzle deck and the fork deck accessories to make a flat surface for just this issue and they work great.

[1.135 lb] The Krane AMG500 is a very well-designed cart and the manufacturer claims that it's strong enough to handle 500 pounds. I haven't tested the weight limit but it seems very durable. The tubular steel is lightweight but very tough. I bought the Puzzle Deck add-on so I could easily load it up with camera bags and lighting gear. The add-on deck is necessary and I'm thinking of getting the Fork Deck also. This cart glides effortlessly on smooth or paved surfaces. But I have also used it on gravel paths and grassy areas and the smaller wheels in the front aren't really designed for that. It still rolls perfectly fine -just takes more muscle to pull it. I kind of wish Krane made a model with four large, all-terrain wheels since I shoot outside a lot. The best feature of this cart is the ability to easily configure it into several useful positions, depending on your needs. I would definitely suggest getting the Puzzle Deck along with it. I think Krane should have included the Deck, considering the price. It's just a rigid board with carpeting on it. I'm also thinking about getting one of the cargo bags too. The cart comes mostly assembled and all you have to do is attach the axle and wheels. Assembly is simple and takes five minutes. I highly recommend the AMG500. Krane makes a solid product and I'm looking forward to seeing what they come up with for future product designs.

[1.135 lb] This thing is almost perfect, I have been using it for over 4 years and it has been amazing. My only critique is that the caster wheels are made of a relatively soft rubber and can be easily damaged - the rubber scrapes off, creating flat spots on them and then you have a clicking sound as you roll your stuff around.
Krane does sell replacement caster wheels on their site. 
I have used some of the other carts in this category and the Krane is by fare the favorite.

[1.135 lb] This thing is almost perfect, I have been using it for over 4 years and it has been amazing. My only critique is that the caster wheels are made of a relatively soft rubber and can be easily damaged - the rubber scrapes off, creating flat spots on them and then you have a clicking sound as you roll your stuff around.
Krane does sell replacement caster wheels on their site. 
I have used some of the other carts in this category and the Krane is by fare the favorite.

[1.135 lb] This cart is well thought out in terms of its use and practicality. I should have purchased it a couple of years ago...so says my shoulders.

[1.135 lb] This cart is well thought out in terms of its use and practicality. I should have purchased it a couple of years ago...so says my shoulders.

[1.135 lb] Extremely well built and versatile, glides over door ways and maneuvers like it’s on air. I’m not exaggerating.

[1.135 lb] Extremely well built and versatile, glides over door ways and maneuvers like it’s on air. I’m not exaggerating.

[1.135 lb] For carrying a big load of TV/Film gear (cameras, tripods, lights, stands, sandbags, etc.) I've always been stuck with a monstrous, heavy, and very expensive Magliner. They do a great job but are BEASTS, and VERY difficult to break down, load into a vehicle, and unload, ESPECIALLY by yourself. Enter the KRANE 750. Half the weight, larger, folds down to half the size, and about half the price! Very quiet to roll, turns on its own axis making it easy to maneuver in tight spaces (elevators), folds into many useful configurations, holds a LOT of gear, has some great options (their flat bungees are a must-have), folds up easily and quickly, easy to load in/out of the rear of an SUV... I am surprised to be so excited about a darn CART (!) but this is a God-send. WHERE WERE THESE EARLIER IN MY CAREER?!