Copyright 2008 Michael Mc Grath POB 129 Hewitt,NJ 07421.

The cart is rated at 400 pounds max. I would recommend a similir load range. It is a "Srs raftman"as one could tell from the red color.it was made in china. The first one cost me over $70 with tax, which sort of pissed me off. But a week later they were on sale for $50 so i bought two more.They were knocked down in a box, assembly was required. The batteries are going to be the heaviest item and placed in the bottom keeps the center of gravity low. It is difficult but not impossible to tip over. 2x4's were cut to provide spacers and mounting platforms for the various components. Holes were drilled in the cart sides to secure the wood. The top shelf has center hole in it to allow wires through to the bottom. Doing so voids your cart's warranty! I am completely satisfied with the cart's constuction and design.Wood is cheap and easily worked. Resists corrosion and easily replacable.And is a dielectric at the cart's working values values.Although i put the cart out in cloudy weather I listen to the near term forcast. This construction is not intended to be left outin rain, sleet or snow nor be hosed down with water or put in the range of a lawn sprinkler. It is rated for dry conditions. One must use common safety practices around electricity at all times. Keep children and pets away. Do not leave unattended for more than 30 minutes. I constantly check voltage across batery terminals.