Mount-It! Folding Hand Truck and Personal Dolly, Aluminum Trolley, Heavy Duty 264 Lb Capacity Cart, Dolly Cart with Wheels of Durable Rubber, Soft Grip Telescoping Handle for Indoor Outdoor, Foldable

For the price and compactness, this thing is a BEAST. I'm a purchaser and warehouse manager for a university maintenance department, so I'm moving heavy items like appliances, HVAC equipment, furniture, and building materials every single day. This dolly has been a lifesaver. The Good: Packs a punch: It genuinely handles 400+ lbs if you can physically lift the object. Stable and secure: The huge base makes it easy to handle even large, awkward items. Convenient: It's so compact that it's always my first choice when a full-sized dolly isn't practical. The Reality Check: It's not a complete replacement for specialized equipment. For certain items (like top-heavy refrigerators), a dedicated appliance dolly or pallet jack is the safer, more appropriate tool. After heavy, daily use, the connections are maybe 10% looser than when I bought it, but it's nowhere near the point where its functionality is compromised. The Verdict: This dolly is a game-changer. For a professional, it's a cheap, durable tool that will handle daily abuse. For a homeowner, this thing would likely last you 20 years, and it's so affordable you could replace it every year and barely notice. Also, I'm about to buy my fourth, because the techs keep requesting them for their areas. Highly recommend.

Quite frankly, the Mount-It! Folding Hand Truck and Dolly, 165 Lb Capacity Heavy-Duty Luggage Trolley Cart With Telescoping Handle and Rubber Wheels gets the job done when you need it to. Whether you're moving crates, bags, satchels, I-beams, buckets, the Mount-It! Folding Hand Truck and Dolly, 165 Lb Capacity Heavy-Duty Luggage Trolley Cart With Telescoping Handle and Rubber Wheels has your back with its extending hand-thing, durable construction, compact form factor and premium rolly wheels. Need to get your pets outdoors? Throw Fifi and Lil' Woofer in a dog crate, strap it to your new Mount-It! Folding Hand Truck and Dolly, 165 Lb Capacity Heavy-Duty Luggage Trolley Cart With Telescoping Handle and Rubber Wheels with some bungee cords (not included), and you can be two-wheelin, three-wheelin, four-wheelin, or even no-wheelin those little critters all around a profound outdoor experience that is your walk to the mailbox and back. The Mount-It! Folding Hand Truck and Dolly, 165 Lb Capacity Heavy-Duty Luggage Trolley Cart With Telescoping Handle and Rubber Wheels is child-friendly as well; I've strapped several to it for transport at a time and the ride was so smooth little Phoebe was out for a nap in no time. Anyways, I certainly enjoy my Mount-It! Folding Hand Truck and Dolly, 165 Lb Capacity Heavy-Duty Luggage Trolley Cart With Telescoping Handle and Rubber Wheels and I hope you do as well! Here are some pictures of our cat and bunny who are greatly enjoying our new Mount-It! Folding Hand Truck and Dolly, 165 Lb Capacity Heavy-Duty Luggage Trolley Cart With Telescoping Handle and Rubber Wheels.

I needed a medium size cart or hand truck to transport multiple items from my car to a farmers market where I sharpen knives on weekends. Items include two small folding tables, two tool boxes that carry my sharpening stones and related equipment (mat, towels, stone holders, honing rod, etc), my folding chair, and a bag. The equipment total weight is about 20-30 pounds, but modestly bulky. Without the cart I need three trips between car and my booth. I wanted the hand truck to take very little space when not in use, and with a large base to hold all the stuff. This hand truck fits the bill. Folds flat when not in use, but has a large base platform so that my equipment is secure. The bungee cord is long enough to wrap around all the items on the cart. I also like the large diameter of the wheels. Yeah, they are mostly plastic, not aluminum or steel, but they seem sturdy enough. Some effort is required to lower the hand truck's platform down for use, because that effort also moves the wheels from folded flat storage position into transport position. Two things prevent this review from getting five stars. One is that the bungee cord end hooks are on the small side, so they cannot be connected to the dolly's frame tubing. There are other parts on the dolly that will accept attaching, so not a really big deal. The other annoyance is that when I fold the carry platform back up, only one of the two wheels automatically folds back into the storage position. The other wheel has to be moved by hand. This has not been a big issue because the wheel will move with only small effort, but I wish it folded back as designed, the way the other wheel does.

So far, I have used this dolly mostly for moving heavy yard waste bags from the backyard out to the street. It suits this purpose perfectly because of the deep cargo platform. I also used it to move a 20lb propane tank (grill propane) from the garage around to the back deck. I used to have to walk the tank up a half flight of stairs and through the house. Again, the deep cargo platform made it possible and saved my back. I thought it, being a round item against the flat frame, would make it difficult but I was able to secure the tank with the bungee cord for the relatively short distance I needed to move it. In all cases so far, I've used it over a grass lawn and the larger wheels seem to handle the terrain just fine. The wheels are also soft enough to roll easily and quietly over a hard surface like hardwood. Balance for the items I've moved so far hasn't been a problem though I haven't tried a high stack of heavy items either. It is fairly lightweight which may mean it isn't heavy-duty but I've indicated it's good for what I need it for so far around the house. Can't say how long it will last but so far I would recommend it based on the above.

I simply do not understand the negative reviews on this dolly. I've been using it on a daily basis for several weeks now, and have no complaints. It handles stairs well, whether carpeted or wood, rolls over door thresholds fairly easily, and certainly handles as much weight as I care to haul at one time--and no, that's usually not over 100#, so don't take that as testimony that it'll handle the 264#. I don't intend to ask it to. When it comes time to move the washer and dryer, I'll borrow an appliance dolly. I love the quick fold down that allows me to toss it in the car. And yes, it was stiff to unfold the first few uses, but that got easier after a few uses Basically, I find this a great mid-range option for moving lighter loads. The larger wheels make it more stable than the lightweight folding dollies I've tried in the past, and are the key to it's success on stairs. Highly recommend this.

I bought this to use while delivering packages for amazon. It was used for hours on end for multiple months, and it did not fail. I used it to move totes of packages at once and it made my job significantly easier. It also folds up quite small, so I was able to fit it in my van easily. Nowadays, I use it to move the occasional heavy item and I also used it during moving day. I love this thing, and it's one of the best items I've bought. It's worth it to spend the extra 20 bucks, as it's so much more durable than the others. The handle length wasn't an issue for me, because I'm 5'3, however, I can see it being a little short for someone who is taller.

I didn't know anything could be this lightweight and useful at the same time. And talk about a space saver. Folded up, I keep this behind my bedroom door! NOTE:. Take a minute to read how to fold it back up, or you'll be like I was staring at it for a week trying to figure out how to get it to close again. You have to mash the yellow button on the cross bar before it will fold up flat. I think some of these bad reviews are from people who couldn't figure that out, and probably tore it up, trying to fold it flat again. It's so simple, I felt like an idiot. I wouldn't part with mine. Also please note...NO MORE THAN 250 lbs. Be reasonable, use your head. It's small, portable and not meant to lift an engine.

Have only had for 18 months and the handle will no longer stay up on its own. It does roll well and is sturdy, but the handle now has to be bungee-corded in order to maintain it in place while moving items.