Does the cart fold to be put out of the way?
1388241
Yes, it does. You simply fold the two upper edges together and the four legs come together in a line. It is so handy.
1388242
Yes. You just push the top two handles together. It's very light when empty if you need to pick it up.
1061802
yes. folds up nicely. This is an awesome cart. very simple yet sturdy. My only concerns are that I will need to carry some extra pins for the wheels. they have a tendency of getting snagged on vines. and if you lose one on the trail. you will be carrying out a deer and a cart.
563003
Stand at the back of the cart. At the top corners there are knobs on the sides. Unscrew each one and take them out of the rod they are screwed into. The cart will now fold. You may also wish to loosen the hitch bar; it will fold under the cart. To reassemble, just reverse this procedure. Pull up the top of the cart at the back and screw the knobs
1476503
No. You have to assemble the cart and lift the top onto it. Directions were easy to follow.
239012
No. The handle is used in the 90 degree position as pictured or you can turn the handle down on the cart for storage. Those are the only two positions possible.
1103633
It is possible to fold up and out of the way but parts will still stick down about 2". Due to the angle it is hardly noticeable
331262
I am not certain; the shelves keep the thing upright. If height is an issue in your space, this may not work for you because the shelves hook into the sidebars. The sidebars have hooks in them for the shelves and they are permanently there. I guess you might be able to leave a shelf off but it might make the cart less stable.
1262819
No it wouldn't fall out, but the cart is hard to put together and the wheels fall off and the screws get lost.
511598
Yes. Little level pulls out. Slight movement and will fold up. Level is what locks step stool so it doesn't collapse when standing in it.
1616951
Yes - even if there is no load, as long as the bottom part is down, it'll stay open. If you fold the bottom part up, then the wheels will go into storage position. In other words, the wheels being out aren't dependent on a weight being carried; rather, they are determined by whether the load-bearing part is in the storage position, or in the "carrying stuff" position. Hope that helps.
692056
Yes. It slides on/off the Q and the cart very well and has Velcro straps near the bottom on both sides, to tighten it more -- if you wish.
1421009
Yes. It is a little heavy to fold but once upright, it can be locked in position.
604238
The top cover looks like removable. However, structurally I doubt if 2 carts together can stand straight. I use it for craft supplies. I have two of the drawers with bottles of fluid and somewhat heavier stuffs, and the cart tilt a bit to the side, likely because the wheels aren't that stable. Without the wheels and have the 2 stacked carts lean against wall or something may work, but honestly I wouldn't recommend.
1952132
no the wheels don't fold. the handle does fold. The wheels...two are fixed (they only go one way as you push/pull the cart), the other two wheels swivel so you can manouver the cart. It comes disassembled so you need to put it together yourself, and depending on what you use this for you can choose to put the swiveling wheels at the handle side or at the flat front side, for me it works better on the handle side.
1846161
I don't have my owner's manual with me but that booklet does it explain it. I have never closed mine but it does fold and the legs fold.
1548912
Yes, it folds up, however, storing it is a matter of personal taste. It does not really just move out of the way unless you strategically set it up to.
1742257
No, when it's folded the front wheels are up by the handles and the rear wheels are on the opposite end.