13 · Floor Care

Hand Truck

Also called Two-wheel dolly · Sack truck · Two-wheel cart · Appliance dolly

A two-wheeled cart for moving boxes, appliances and heavy or bulky items with less strain.

Manual / non-powered

Sizes & models we rent

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600 lb800 lbHeavier loadsAppliance truck, 750 lbStraps and stair glides for fridges and machines

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Hand Truck · Appliance truck, 750 lb

Straps and stair glides for fridges and machines

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Overview

A hand truck is a two-wheeled cart with a nose plate that slides under a load. Tilt it back and the weight sits over the axle, so the load is rolled instead of carried.

We rent three: 600 lb, 800 lb for heavier loads, and a 750 lb appliance truck with straps and stair glides for fridges and machines.

Stacks of boxes, appliances and water heaters, deliveries and loading docks, and moving equipment around a site.

Slide the nose plate fully under the load with the heaviest items at the bottom, then tilt back until the weight sits over the axle. Strap anything tall. The appliance truck's stair glides are the only sensible way to take a heavy load down steps.

Catalogue specifications · Appliance truck, 750 lb

  • FEATURES
  • Loop Handle
  • 800 lbs. Capacity
  • Carbon steel tubing
  • 52" Overall height
  • 22" Overall width
  • 8" x 14" Toe plate
  • 10" x 2.75" Wheel

Best uses

  • Stacks of boxes
  • Appliances and water heaters
  • Deliveries and loading docks
  • Moving equipment around a site

Troubleshooting

Load keeps tipping forward

Checks to try, in order

  1. Push the nose plate fully under the load.
  2. Tilt back further so the weight is over the wheels.

Reference draft — always follow the manufacturer’s manual.

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Tyre is flat or soft

Checks to try, in order

  1. Pneumatic tyres can be topped up with air.
  2. Swap the truck if a tyre won't hold air.

Reference draft — always follow the manufacturer’s manual.

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Safety

For manual / non-powered

  • Inspect for damage before every use and never exceed the rated load.

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