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This Milwaukee fold up truck is light weight and easy to use. Hand truck folds flat for easy storage in your vehicle or garage. Ideal for light loads, small boxes for moving from your vehicle to your office. The telescoping handle extends to 39 inches tall with push button release that collapses for easy storage. The toe plate size is 15 in. x 11 in. for small loads along with 2 each 5 inch non-marking wheels for inside and outside use. This folding hand truck has a load capacity of 150 lbs. A bungee cord is also included to help secure the load. Simple to use, easy to carry and store. Milwaukee - The Name the Pros Trust. 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.
Model Number:
73888
Product SKU:
104911022
UPC:
91919738887
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This foldable hand truck is best suited for light apartment moves and occasional hauling, with a telescoping handle and compact storage that make it easy to keep around. The horizontal setup is especially handy for rolling several boxes or heavier items, and the full size version from the same company is described as very sturdy. The main concerns are wheel and bracket durability, with reports of inward pointing wheels, flaking rubber, and units that feel rickety or break early. It seems like a practical space saver if the load stays modest.
Apartment movers carrying light loads, because it stays handy for storage and works fine for light-duty moves.
The wheels can point inward instead of staying perpendicular, and that can get worse over time until the cart tries to fold in on itself during use. Other reports mention wheel rubber flaking off, a wheel breaking off, and the unit not folding back up smoothly.
It works well for light-duty apartment moving and is easy to store, but it is not a heavy-haul cart. After long use it can get a bit rickety, so it fits occasional moving and storage better than frequent heavy loads.
One long-term owner reports 12 years of use with zero rust and says it is robust. Another reports it has been fine for years for apartment moves, though it can feel a little rickety after 10+ years.
A Costco version with a 3-wheel stair system is recommended for stairs, and a Harbor Freight folding hand truck is described as similarly priced and really nice. Those alternatives are presented as better options if you want stair handling or a sturdier-feeling cart.
Definitely a different price bracket, but if you're a person who routinely gets asked to help people move, I recommend something like this.[homedepot.com] The vertical hand cart configuration is kind of nice (I personally prefer moving straps for appliances), but the real value add is when it's set up horizontally and can have several boxes or heavy items rolled. Every time I show up with one of these, it's a hit.
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This foldable hand truck is best suited for light apartment moves and occasional hauling, with a telescoping handle and compact storage that make it easy to keep around. The horizontal setup is especially handy for rolling several boxes or heavier items, and the full size version from the same company is described as very sturdy. The main concerns are wheel and bracket durability, with reports of inward pointing wheels, flaking rubber, and units that feel rickety or break early. It seems like a practical space saver if the load stays modest.
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The wheels can point inward instead of staying perpendicular, and that can get worse over time until the cart tries to fold in on itself during use. Other reports mention wheel rubber flaking off, a wheel breaking off, and the unit not folding back up smoothly.
It works well for light-duty apartment moving and is easy to store, but it is not a heavy-haul cart. After long use it can get a bit rickety, so it fits occasional moving and storage better than frequent heavy loads.
No. It is a different, unrelated company, and the branding can make it look like a Milwaukee Tool product even though it is not.
One long-term owner reports 12 years of use with zero rust and says it is robust. Another reports it has been fine for years for apartment moves, though it can feel a little rickety after 10+ years.
A Costco version with a 3-wheel stair system is recommended for stairs, and a Harbor Freight folding hand truck is described as similarly priced and really nice. Those alternatives are presented as better options if you want stair handling or a sturdier-feeling cart.
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414-529-8357
8575 Forest Home Avenue Suite 100
Greenfield, WI 53228
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