Klutch 2-Tier Welding Cart with Locking Cabinet - 31 1/2in.L x 16 1/8in.W x 28in.H
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Features
- 31in.L x 19in.W x 38 1/4in.H overall size
- Storage cabinet space is 19 1/2in.L x 14in.W x 12in.H with a locking door to secure contents
- Top shelf is 18 3/4in.L x 13 3/4in.W
- Cylinder rack holds one shielding gas bottle up to 7in. dia.
- Easily maneuvers on two 2in. front swiveling casters and two 6in. back wheels
Product Dimensions: 31"D x 19"W x 38.25"H
Brand: Klutch
Material: Alloy Steel, Rubber
Special Feature: wheels
Number of Shelves: 2
Product Dimensions: 31"D x 19"W x 38.25"H
Brand: Klutch
Material: Alloy Steel, Rubber
Special Feature: wheels
Number of Shelves: 2
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor
Target Audience: Unisex Adult
Handle Material: Alloy Steel
Item Weight: 43.2 Pounds
Number of Wheels: 4
Weight Limit: 100 Pounds
Assembly Required: Yes
Caster Type: Swivel
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Manufacturer: Klutch
Item Weight: 43.2 pounds
Item model number: 106980
Date First Available: August 4, 2022
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Very pleased with the cart hold a190 Hobart welder nicely.room on each side and in front for the welder, have to tilt or raise the welder to get the door open to change the spool. As others have mentioned on here assembly instructions suck. Use two washers, lock washers and nut on every bolt, especially the caster bolts they will hit when they swivel if you don’t use washers on top. As far as the small screws to help hold the side while assembling, ditch those and drill all small holes out to 1/8” and install some 1/8” rivets. The stews simply don’t hold and are junk. As far as that I’m pleased with the functionality of the cart.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2025 by Curt Curt
So this litttle cart arrived much like everything else does now adays. In a box with bags of bolts, screws, washers and random brackets. I expect this ordering stuff offline. What I didnt expect was that they did not include any assembly instructions. No "bolt 1" "bolt 2" yadda yadda. I consider myself pretty handy and i can figure it out, but there has to be 200+ bolts and washers etc in this thing, and some of the assembly requires that it be done in the proper order or you get to do it all again. After ive done it all again, and again, and again,I figured it out. So that s the downside. The upside, most of the bolts and washers and locksashers are the same size. You can use deductive reasoning to figure out the ones that are different and where they gom The other upside: After rifling through the box and all its contents about ten times I was sure this was going to be a one star review. But, im actually impressed. The little cart seems very sturdy, its simple and effective and just durable enough to make it worth ordering. Summery: I kind of like this thing, how about some.pointers on the assembly though, i put this whole thing together with the parts breakdown in the owners manual and the picture on the box.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2025 by MastaBlasta
Tell you this: It is a very study and well-built unit. Here is the bad point: Assembly instructions are poor at best. Was the quite the challenge. The door was the next challenge, as it would not close easily. Caused by the 90 degree flange bends of the door (stamped from HD sheet metal). Had to hammer the flanges inward a little so they cleared the jams. Once this was done, door closed easily. Again, a very sturdy unit can hold two heavy MIG/TIG units or a combo of both.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2023 by sosvar2
I would give 5 stars based on the quality of the product. However, if I wasn't a mechanic that worked on cars, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have been able to put this cart together. Because the instructions are horrible. Also all bolts are too short to be able to use the appropriate washers and lock washers, so you better buy red loctite. like I said, quality product, 2 tier welder cart so I can hold my plasma cutter and welder. but instructions are freaking horrible and all bolts are to short.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2025 by Patrick Beckman
Nice little cart for cheap.
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2025 by Justin Metheny
The media could not be loaded. Didn’t come with instructions, but had everything else. Needed an extra set of hands to assist with the swivel wheels on but other than that was super easy to assemble guessingly looking at the box. Fairly straightforward so did not require too much finesse at all. Used power tools to speed up assembly. Took about an hour.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Cart’s clean, sleek, and I’m vibing with it. But listen—if you can’t figure out how to assemble something without step-by-step IKEA hieroglyphics, maybe skip this one. No instructions included, just raw intuition. You start from the bottom, like Drake, and slap the wheels on last like a cherry on top. Docking it one star because the surface scratches if you so much as look at it wrong. This thing’s gonna look like it went through a bar fight after a few uses. Also, would it kill them to toss in some rubber mats? My tools are out here slipping and sliding like it’s roller disco. And where’s my janky little Chinese wrench? I guess they assumed we evolved past that point. Bold of them. Took me an hour to put together—mainly because I’ve got sausage fingers and kept dropping screws like I was feeding them to the floor. Still, 4/5. Would build again (with gloves).
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025 by DBS
This is a good rig. If you are here you have already concluded that fabricating a cart is not an economical choice given the time and cost of materials, and you probably won’t do much better than this. Mine had some dings in the powder coat from shipping, but no big deal. Most of the negative reviews are about the assembly process and some of the cheaper hardware provided. I am sharing what I did to help others. (1) Buy 2 packets of ten 10-24 x1/4” machine screws w/ washers and nuts from the hardware store. For all the screws that hold the cabinet onto the base plate and the center rack onto the cabinet, drill out the factory holes with a 15/64” drill bit and run the machine screws through the holes. (2) There is some slop in the brackets that hold the axle onto the base plate. Cut some rubber, I used the rubber mats you put in drawers of a tool box, to the size of the brackets and press the brackets over the rubber. (3) Anytime the assembly instructions refer to a 10mm bolt tightened with a nut, they really mean to use a flat washer on both sides, plus a lock washer and a nut. If you do this for all the through bolts (that don’t have a weld nut) you will end up with washers to spare. Hope this helps others.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2023 by Juelz S.