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Although not appropriate for certain work, I have a Rotary Versa-lift (VMP-6, I think). It is not a scissor lift, but rather a parallelogram type lift. The only true hinderance is that due to its frame work, under vehicle work and access is severely limited; for instance, if you want to pull the...

The entire hutch and work surface here are similar to melamine, and the assembly is about 18 years old. Although I watch what I do with it, it has held up very well.

Here is mine, it's the old Matco MB2010. After 22 years, it is on the verge of being replaced. I'm going with a shorter (height), modular design, comprised of two Snap On boxes. The hutch and top, which are about 18 years old, will be reused.

To the OP, for your purposes, if you get it at a good price, it will work great as intended. As I mentioned, I have a very similar model (also a Cornwell) with drawers all the way down. I am also a professional, working in a shop where I often "travel" bay to bay and around obstacles. With that...

The good thing is with a pawn shop, you should be able to negotiate a bit. That cart looks similar to one I use (though mine has drawers all the way down), and it is most definitely, a good cart...

I am a big fan of having the largest bottom box you can get by with (both in space requirements and affordability), thus giving ample work space, as opposed to adding a top chest (I'm also not very tall). Throughout the years, buying tools - I keep high tech equipment in the blow molded cases...

It wont help prevent the handle from falling, but may help prevent damage: get some pipe insulation (the black, spongy rubber type, or whatever - use a "fun noodle" if you have to) and slip it over the handle. This will at least cushion the blow.

Been lurking around the forums for a while now, guess it was time to introduce myself. Got a three car attached to the house, one small bay is my "work" bay. I will be using (and asking for) ideas found here to help organize and maximize its potential.