I have 3 of them and use them for loading product to haul to market. I wish I had a few more but 42 for free . what a haul

so jealous! the other day while walking through the corner grocery store I noticed the bread guy wheeling around a dolly like thing with a stack of these racks on it. I probably looked like a stalker as I followed him down the aisle trying to figure out how I could make one myself.

I agree. The wife snagged about a dozen of these last year. You are right; they are handy for so many things. They are great for drying onions etc. My wife has an uncanny ability to find bargains. For years now, she's been collecting stuff for our building--8 2x6ft heavy duty shelves for $5 ea., 3 free stainless steel sinks, an 8x3ft stainless steel table for $50, 4 4 tiered plastic shelves for $10 ea, and a massive 3 bay stainless steel industrial sink plus new sprayer for $300. The sink alone lists for $3,000. These are high quality Boos products and are scratch and dent. I think she flirts w/the salesman.

As I work in a grocery store, I knew exactly what those were! A smaller version would be the pop crates. The bread trays stack onto a wheeled thing as John mentioned, which they wheel in and out of the bread trucks on a ramp. If you had a ramp, it would be interesting to do that for market.

Good buy but you might be better to carry tomatoes in pulp boxes in the carriers since base grid will mark fruits unless you line bottoms with cardboard. The carriers hold 20 quart boxes perfectly and 40 HP boxes.