Anyone have a recomendation?

[BackTracker]

I'm looking for a STRONG collapsible hand truck that will fit in the trunk of a car or under the bed. I see a couple options here that good But wanted some advice from the experts. I'm using it primarily to haul a couple hundred lbs of tools to and from the car on the jobsite. it's mostly really old beat up pavement.

http://www.handtrucksrus.com/crashdetail.aspx?ID=923

http://www.handtrucksrus.com/crashdetail.aspx?id=480

Thanks in advance for the tips!

 

[Merkava_4]

How about this one?

http://www.dutro-handtrucks.com/ind...rt&partClassID=1118&PName=Salesmans Truck 902

 

[jamesemery728]

Before all large suitcases had wheels, they used to sell luggage carriers that folded up. A lot of them were light duty junk, but many were pretty heavy duty. I have seen some that are heavy enough to do what you want and also fold up. Unfortunately they are probably only available at flea markets or yard sales.

 

[jshillin]

Not sure how heavy duty this is, but I saw it as Sears and it looks decent.

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00987615000P?keyword=hand+truck

 

[sanddrag]

I have the "Magna Cart". It is pretty decently made, but it is too short for me (I'm 6'2") to pull comfortably. I certainly wouldn't put 100 lbs on it, probably 50 max realistically. It is nice and light and compact though. Fits behind the seat in the pickup well. The first one you posted with the rubber tires looks a little taller and better.

 

[ears]

Magliner makes some of the best hand trucks going, not cheap though.
http://magliner.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=125&Itemid=265

 

[crewchief888]

i use an old "granny grocery cart" for a lot of stuff, the one i have folds flat for storage, and the wheels are 8-10" diameter
when i was competition shooting, i set one up to carry a rifle, shotgun, small range bag, and all my ammo
i use it if i run to the pick-n-pull junkyards, lugging tools around gets heavy after a while, and i have someplace to toss whatever i'm buying

 

[tonydanzah]

Alot of forklift mechanics use the on in the second link. Pretty heavily built and light enough to not make a chore taking in and out of the truck.


http://www.handtrucksrus.com/crashdetail.aspx?id=480