Vroom! Vroom! Massage Table Cart suggestions?

[hj01]

Hello all!

I am in the market for a good Massage Table Cart/Mover. Preferably one that can go up steps without coming apart.

Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!

I usually carry the table around and doing a, rather long, carry on Tuesday, would up with a horrible pain from my brachialis to my traps. Which has, thank God, started to go away.

Thanks!
Jackie

 

[anthony93]

I use a luggage carrier to tote mine and it works fine going up stairs. Just going down stairs you hear a LOUD clonking sound but I have learned that taking it slowly down and at an angle its not as noisey.

 

[mshatswell]

There have been some discussions here in the past about table carts. I purchased the Oakworks one, figuring it would fit my oakworks table best, and I absolutely hate it... I am too tall to use it, my bag drags on the floor, and there is no way to keep it upright or connected while storing it.

Definitely opt for something with LARGE wheels...

 

[mango1cecrm]

There have been some discussions here in the past about table carts. I purchased the Oakworks one, figuring it would fit my oakworks table best, and I absolutely hate it... I am too tall to use it, my bag drags on the floor, and there is no way to keep it upright or connected while storing it.

Definitely opt for something with LARGE wheels...

I had the same problem with the one I got from Custom Craftworks - I got what would "fit" my table. I was able to change the wheels to larger ones, so that I could use it. It was very unstable with the little tiny wheels, and could NOT do stairs at all. With the larger wheels, it works much better, but it's hard to keep open so that I can place the table on it, this way.

Wheels are important. Tiny ones are worthless!

 

[SecurityAnalyst]

I really like my Carry This Table Cart from Massage Warehouse. It has big 'ol huge wheels and is made to go up stairs and over rough terrain (a must for this mountain girl). It is very stable. The only down-side it it's kind of large, but it folds up for storage. Here's a link:

http://www.massagewarehouse.com/itemdetail~cat~~MENU~~item~220+0407.asp

 

[sweetie puffin]

Thanks gang!

I am considering the one from Massage Warehouse. Othere are, at best $20-30 bux cheaper but the one from MW looks more "rugged." I'd hate to save $20-30 now and then just have to burn double or tripple that in the long run.

I saw the Oakworks one and a friend of mine does not like it either. He's had nothing but trouble with it and had to replace the wheels rather quickly. I think he had his father who used to weld, make them for him.

Thanks gang!
Jackie