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May 26, 2026 11:25 AM

$37.92: Milwaukee's Foldup Hand Truck Is Light Weight and has a 150 lb. Load capacity at Walmart + Free Shipping

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Walmart.com has Milwaukee's Foldup Hand Truck Is Light Weight and has a 150 lb. Load capacity for $37.92.
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  • Milwaukee the name the pros trust.
  • 150 Lb. Capacity for light loads.
  • Folds flat for easy storage in your vehicle or garage.
  • Telescoping handle with push button release.
  • Extends to 39 inches tall.
  • Includes bungee cord to help secure the load.
  • Solid non marking wheels for inside use.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Milwau.../104911022

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Walmart.com has Milwaukee's Foldup Hand Truck Is Light Weight and has a 150 lb. Load capacity for $37.92.
Shipping is free.

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  • Milwaukee the name the pros trust.
  • 150 Lb. Capacity for light loads.
  • Folds flat for easy storage in your vehicle or garage.
  • Telescoping handle with push button release.
  • Extends to 39 inches tall.
  • Includes bungee cord to help secure the load.
  • Solid non marking wheels for inside use.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Milwau.../104911022

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This Milwaukee fold-up hand truck is best understood as a compact, light-duty mover for occasional boxes, laundry, and odd-shaped items, with the big appeal being how small it folds for storage. The light weight and small footprint make it handy to keep in a corner, and it has handled loads up to 200 pounds in limited use. The main drawback is durability and stability, with reports of flimsy construction, tiny base, wobble, jamming wheels, and folding parts that can fail or collapse inward. It feels more like a convenience tool than a heavy-duty dolly.

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May 28, 2026 7:01 AM
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dong888May 28, 2026 7:01 AM
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I had this one, purchased at $20 from home depot before. The folding mechanism eventually failed over time. I think it is not worth $38. The one from harbor freight is better value. But if you can wait, Costco's 6 wheel version is better build at cheaper price.

Link here for reference only:
https://sameday.costco.com/store/...uck-1-each
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Quote from jeff34270 View quoted comment :
The little folding Harbor Freight hand truck looks flimsier than this one, but it is a couple bucks cheaper. https://www.harborfreight.com/150...58298.html

Thanks. I think I am going to shop for a higher load capacity and bite the bullet once.
May 30, 2026 4:48 AM
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DanzillaMay 30, 2026 4:48 AM
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Quote from IndigoWinter2667 View quoted comment :
Yeah its made by Milwaukee hand trucks, which is the original name brand for hand trucks.
what does that even mean? Hand trucks have been around in some form or other for 100s of years. Wooden carts, often closer to wheelbarrows in the 1600s. More advanced models like sack carts, 'pry lever bar', Johnson Bar, or several other names was being not much more than a bar with two wheels and a lip to catch under the edge or items to be moved give us the familiar function to the modern hand trucks back in the late 1800s (and still in use today).
The Gleason company that makes Milwaukee hand trucks has only existed since 1946. So again, WTF does that mean claiming they are the "original name brand for hand trucks", something that doesn't seems to be physically possible as the company has only existed for 80 years.
BTW, the first ALUMINUM hand truck is credited to Magliner and was made in 1947 (and steel and wood models existed some time before that.)
Last edited by Danzilla May 29, 2026 at 09:59 PM.
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gastoncardsJun 2, 2026 9:11 PM
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Quote from Danzilla View quoted comment :
what does that even mean? Hand trucks have been around in some form or other for 100s of years. Wooden carts, often closer to wheelbarrows in the 1600s. More advanced models like sack carts, 'pry lever bar', Johnson Bar, or several other names was being not much more than a bar with two wheels and a lip to catch under the edge or items to be moved give us the familiar function to the modern hand trucks back in the late 1800s (and still in use today).The Gleason company that makes Milwaukee hand trucks has only existed since 1946. So again, WTF does that mean claiming they are the "original name brand for hand trucks", something that doesn't seems to be physically possible as the company has only existed for 80 years.BTW, the first ALUMINUM hand truck is credited to Magliner and was made in 1947 (and steel and wood models existed some time before that.)
There are meds to help you. lol.

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