Fame SKDF 025 19" Trolley 12+10HE, Wheels

The construction is sturdy, and the assembly very easy. You can't get better for the price.

Now, inexpensiveness aside, I have two qualms (ok, one and a half) :

- It is difficult to tighten the upper part so that it holds in position - even more so because I didn't get the lever-type metal handles you see on the photo, but plastic knob-like handles instead. So your upper rack will always end up in its balanced position, which, with typical gear, is with the front part almost completely down (that is, facing you). It's ok for me because that's how I like to use it anyway. But if you only put heavy gear at the top of the pivoting part, I suspect it will tlt backwards quite hard. The practical-minded will always find solutions for that of course.

- The plastic caps that cap the tubes don't hold in place too well. Since I didn't want to use glue, I thickened them with some tape and now they hold.

This is a budget product but does the trick!

Slots together nicely and more importantly does the job just as well as more expensive alternatives.

Once mounted, the frames were not perfectly parallel, couldnt mount my units on the top of the frames as they were too wide appart, but with some strength i could bend the frames closer to each other.

After it was done, the second problem was on the bottom frames (also not perfectly parallel) so one of the wheels wouldnt touch the ground and the whole trolley wasn't stable, but this time i needed some extra material to adjust the wheels because bending that part would have been too risky.

The welds are a little ugly in some places, but it stays solid.

The price is 5x better than any other brands of this very same model so i'm ok with the inconveniences it had.

End of the day i fixed every issues, so my conclusion is, if you are a DIY person, you will most likely fix the issues you may encounter, if you are not, you will most likely send it back...

I have no complaints at all with the process.