The multi-featured Norris Model 730 Super Tech Cart is designed with upper and lower loading trays and locking rear wheels in addition to the front wheels. While the loading trays allow you to carry some of the bulkiest audio, video, and other equipment, the rear wheels conveniently let you rest the cart stabilized and hands-free.

The cart has a 400 lb weight capacity. The lower loading tray can support the entire 400 lb, and the upper tray supports up to 100 lb if total capacity permits. The upper tray can also be used as a working platform for laptops and other gear, as well as a cargo divider.

The Model 730 easily telescopes between open and closed modes using a single-motion squeeze handle. Fully open it measures 50" in height, and when fully closed it stands at 25" folded flat for compact storage. The Model 730 features a steel frame, an ergonomic handle, and safety cords that wrap around your gear.

Upper & Lower Loading Trays    400 lb Capacity Total    Locking Rear Caster Stabilization    Upper Tray Also Works as Laptop Platform    25-50" Squeeze Handle Height Adjustment    Folds Flat for Compact Storage    Ergonomic Handle    Safety Cords    Steel Frame

• Upper and lower loading trays—400 lb capacity total
• Locking rear casters allow you to rest the cart hands-free
• Upper tray can also be used as a platform for laptops and as a cargo divider
• Extends from 25 to 50" height using a simple, single-motion squeeze handle
• Folds flat for compact storage
• Ergonomic handle
• Safety cords
• Steel frame

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the total height of cart, including c stands?

A: This dimension is not available.

Q: 2. Will this eyecup crop out part of the image from view? Will it lose sharpness around the edges leaving it only visibly sharp in the center?

A: Yes, because it is zooming in on the image it will crop out the view on the edges. The LCD would be able to display the full image if needed.

Q: 3. Will this fit the optical VF on the Leica M240?

A: No

Q: 4. will this work with a mamiya m645?

A: The OP/TECH USA Super Pro Strap (Design B, Black) is compatible with most Mamiya cameras except for the M645 Super and M645 Pro.

Q: 5. Helloo,Are the B connectors included in this price with the strap?Thank you

A: Yes, the B connectors are included with the OP/TECH USA Super Pro Strap.

Q: 6. What's the difference between this and the OP/TECH USA Utility Strap-Sling (Black) B&H # OPSUSBZ MFR # 3501242 ?

A: The only difference is in the shape of the pad. The pad construction and the connectors are all the same. As the Utility version has a curved pattern, it is designed primarily for the left shoulder which is most common. It can be worn on the right shoulder but you'd need to purchase a set of Gender Changers so that the orientation of the strap can be changed to function properly. The Super Classic Sling can be worn easily on the left or right shoulder as it uses a straight pad design. They are both extremely comfortable so it's merely a matter of perference.

Q: 7. Hi, I'd like to ask if this strap comes with the connectors of if I have to buy them separately.A little confused because the picture shows the connectors but they are not included under items that are in the box .Thanks for your help!

A: The connectors are included with the OP/TECH USA Super Pro Strap.

Q: 8. Does this fit Mamiya C330S TLR camera? Thanks.

A: Yes. I bought this strap to hold my Mamiya C330s, and it works great!

Q: 9. Will this fit in standard size elevators as well as a high roof sprinter van?

A: Yes; Standard elevators are 6- 6.5' and door entrance is 34-36". See dimensions from B&H webpage: Wheel Size 10" / 25.4 cm (Swiveled) 10" / 25.4 cm (Fixed) Wheel Type Pneumatic Locking Wheels None Material of Construction Steel Dimensions 28.0 x 67.5 x 60.0" / 71.1 x 171.4 x 152.4 cm (Assembled) Weight 305 lb / 138.3 kg

Q: 10. Am I missing something to connect this to my Pentax 67? I just bought it and bought this strap and I can't figure out how it would fit. The B seems like the wrong shape, even though it's not supposed to be. Are there instructions anywhere or photos of how the B attaches to a Pentax 67?

A: If you visit the Super Pro Strap's webpage on the manufacturer's OP/TECH USA website, there is a tab called "Instructions" in the center of the webpage that shows images of how the strap connects to the lugs on medium format cameras such as the Pentax 6x7 and 6x7 II. Above this section between the images and the "Instructions" tab is a "Videos" section that has a video showing how to connect the strap to the lug nut on your camera. Alternatively, you may also visit YouTube and type "Super Pro™ - System Connectors - OP/TECH USA" into the Search bar to view the above video on YouTube's website.