Halter Rolling Printer Cart

We needed to relocate our printer closer to our router and this stand looked like exactly what we needed. I liked that it was mobile, but had two locking wheels, two additional shelves, and a handy drawer below the printer shelf. Best part it was rated at 75#, more than adequate for my <25# printer. Despite awkwardly located directions on the box, the stand assembled fairly easily. That is where the joy hit a major speed bump. I put it in its new location and began by putting a package of paper and a spare toner on the bottom shelf to help weight it in place. Then I carried in my compact Samsung CLP 325W printer and tried to place it on, but first one wheel, then another fell off. Yes, the wheels were in properly, and I tried again and again and again; not succeeding until the fifth or sixth try. On one of the fails, I cracked my printer's removable paper tray when it collapsed after I walked away. Mind you, I am not a novice at assembling DIY items or furniture; I have assembled more than 50% of my furniture and most have held up for 20 years and more and even multiple moves. I am unsure if this unit had poorly drilled or off-center wheel insert holes or what, but I am not very confident in its longevity even though it is in a protected location with minimal contact. Would I buy it again? No. However, I will use it until I can afford a more traditional wooden stand, but am disappointed since it matches and fits well in its current location. Even though it is a one person project, I strongly recommend two people before putting a printer over 10# on it; one to stabilize, and the other to place the printer and be close to ensure it does not fall off.