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| I tried to do a search but did not come up with anything. Anyone know where I can purchase a utility or restaurant cart, fairly heavy duty, for transporting groceries etc. from garage to house. |
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| Restaurant supply house? Office equipment store (might have to order from the catalog)? |
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- Posted by talley_sue_nyc (My Page) on Tue, Jan 9, 07 at 17:21
| I searched at Froogle.com (the shopping site connected to Google) and found tons. I just used the words, "utility cart," no quotes even. It's a pretty bulky thing; I'd hate to have to pay shipping--though, the one I found would only cost $15 or so for shipping!. these guys on eBay charge $82, but their cart looks really tough w/ good wheels) Both the ones I found were less than $100, though there are lot so fthem that are between $150 and $20025 I vote for looking in the Yellow Pages to find a restaurant-supply place, or a Janitorial-supply place, or a hospital-supply place. You'll want to enquire whether you'll need a resale number; some places only sell wholesale. (some of *those* places have offered to sell me stuff at the wholesale price if I paid cash) You could also use a little red wagon! (if bending over and lifting isn't a big concern, anyway). Here's one that's labeled "utility cart," even if it is a wagon. |
Here is a link that might be useful: an online restaurant supply place--shipping would be $15
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| What exactly do you want? Would a garden cart work? Or do you want shelves? Do you want something that will work outside or just inside? |
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| The Sam's Club website has a lot of different carts. I like the wagon idea, especially the one with the wooden sides, how cute and durable. Barbara |
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| Are you looking for something like this?? I saw these in Walmart, under $20. , I think. Try google searching "Folding Grocery Cart" Good luck and let us know what you come up with. |
Here is a link that might be useful: folding shopping cart
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| Check out some of the taller TV or cookware-type carts. I put one together with the shelves installed upside down so that each of the three shelves had a nice 1" rim all the way around, for my husband's hobbyist work. |
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- Posted by jenathegreat (My Page) on Thu, Jan 11, 07 at 18:23
| How heavy duty? They make carts for libraries that will hold up to 2000lbs! (Of course they cost about $600, but that's pretty dang heavy duty!) They call them "book trucks" in the library world - they have ones at various price points that hold anywhere form 500lbs up to the 2000lb 'monster' book truck jena ;) |
Here is a link that might be useful: Gaylord Library supplies
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- Posted by Victor(v4marketing@yahoo.com) onSat, Nov 22, 08 at 8:11
| Well, you may also consider looking at BagBuddyCarts at http://www.bagbuddycart.com/ They have rather stylish carts. Victor |
Here is a link that might be useful: BagBuddyCarts folding shopping cart.
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