Features:

  • Heavy Duty - Durable Steel Frame with 300lbs Weight Capacity
  • Easy to Use - Quick Conversion with no pins or tools
  • Multi-Position - Use as a Two Wheel Upright Hand Truck, a 4 wheel Cart, and Folds Flat for Transport/Storage
  • Folds Flat for Transport/Storage
  • Fits in most size car trunks.Product weight:6.8 kg
Professional courier seal of approval

This thing is amazing. I am currently working as a courier, and two of my most common customers load me up with up to 300lbs of either plotter paper rolls, or IV medication. I use the cart configuration for the boxes of medication, and have stacked up at least 280lbs on this thing in that mode (see the attached photo, those are boxes of paper). The smaller casters seem like they are ready to give (they have locked up on occasion), but they are still working. I use the two wheeler configuration for the huge boxes of paper rolls that can weigh up to 120lbs (When I load two at a time). The main wheels are much more reliable than the swivel casters, and give a very smooth ride (seem to be made of solid rubber). This thing comes fully assembled, and when folded up takes up very little space. I've been using it professionally since I received it in July (3 months ago), and besides the weak swivel caster issue, I have no problems with it, and would highly recommend.

Best purchase of 2015

My original thought was just to have this for my car, so when I bought groceries I can use it to lug things to my apartment. Ended up using it during the move into my apartment. Moving items from the parking garage to my apartment on the 4th floor was great with this thing. Also, went to Costco and got a lot of items. What would have taken me 3-4 trips without the cart was all done on one trip. See pic. Best thing I bought in 2015.

Very happy with it!

I bought this to carry my PA system and amps to practices and gigs. Works perfect for this. Based on other reviews, I did replace the smaller wheels with slightly larger rubberized wheels (Lowes $13 total) that bolted right on. See photo.

Do be careful of your fingers when folding this.

I bought this help haul my daughter's sports gear around. I bungee a tote on it, fill it up and we're ready. I can also use the top of the tote to layer other items. Bungees come in handy for this. If you don't have a wheeled cooler this can more than handle one. I did replace the small wheels with 3 inch rubber wheels I bought at Rural King for $4.29 each. I read reviews on how to remove the original wheels, but many said to take to a mechnics shop to remove. I didn't want to do that. Here's what worked for me. Using pliers I gripped the flange of the wheel and braced it against the handle frame, using a 11/16 wrench I gave the bolt a firm twist and it loosened right away. Just hold the flange firmly and it'll pop loose. It just took minute to remove and replace the wheels. Do be careful of your fingers when folding this. These are spring loaded rear wheels and they snap shut very fast and with a lot of force. I almost got caught a couple of times by not paying attention. Push the center button that says fold on it, keep your hands back and lower the handle until it pops in place. If you just keep your hand on the handle and away from the wheel side you'll be okay. To open, pull the folding wheels away from the frame and raise the handle. You have to slightly pull the wheels away to release the lock so move your hand away as soon as the wheel releases. This is one purchase I'm glad I made despite replacing the cheap wheels. Also I got it in pink, love the color.

Perfect 2-in1 Dolly and Hand Truck

This is one of those products I wish I had found sooner, like when I was in the process of moving a few years ago! The 2 best features are it's versatility of 2 products in 1 and it's small size making it very convenient for storage. I already have a heavy duty dolly, but it has been very large to store as it's wheels stick out. I also realized a hand truck would have been more handy for other uses. The Cosco hand truck/dolly makes it a snap (or two maneuvers) to turn the dolly into a hand truck or close it up for storing. I've uploaded photos with my old dolly and this Cosco to give you an idea of the size. Note: The Cosco has a 300 pound limit, as compared to the 500 lb of the other, so if you need something for moving extremely heavy items, take that into account.

Great multi-functional cart

I love this thing. I live in an elevator building and my packages are delivered to reception so I'm responsible for getting them from there to my apartment. I use this for boxes, trash, and recycling. The flat bed could be a bit bigger - it's about 2 feet or so when it's open. I love that this folds up and can be stored under the bed and you can use it as a cart or a hand truck. I picked up a few bungee cords that I wrap around my items for added stability. My only complaint (and it's a little one) is when it's folded into a cart (flat bottom) the handle is a little too short for me. I'm 5 foot 8 Inches and I could use three or four inches more but I can still make it work. I haven't really loaded it up with much more than boxes and a maximum of 60 lbs of cat litter. I have had no issues with the wheels but I think they would be easy to replace. The instructions are a bit of a joke - they're stuck to the cart. The pictures are super small and hard to read. I spent a good 10 minutes trying to decipher the instructions and they're kind of useless. I was able to figure it out by pulling on parts where it looks like you can. I have not pinched my fingers or hand any issues folding it up. Mine opens and folds back up smoothly. I would assume it could be oiled if parts stiffen up later. I had to get the pink one because that's my favorite color. I highly recommend this and hope this lasts me a long time.

Great addition to any household!

Received and used this product 1st time today to move and relocate sandbags from Hurricane Hermine. A laborious task was rendered easy! I would highly recommend with my limited usage thus far. Will update my review if I feel the need in the future. I added a couple of bungee cords on the handle to expand the possibilities of its usefulness!

Amazing buy!

I'm a woman living by myself and this hand truck has saved me tremendously on several occasions. I don't like bothering people but carrying heavy items can be a real challenge and you can hurt yourself if you are not careful. Before owning this, I would struggle so bad just carrying an aquarium downstairs for cleaning. This hand truck came to the rescue. I have carried a queen mattress with this, a 65-inch TV, two portable air conditioners, boxes of office desk and the chair, 2 boxes that contain 4 bar stools, and many more. It's just incredible how much easier this hand truck has made my life. It rolls like a dream no matter how heavy the boxes I had carried, even on carpets. Folding and unfolding is so easy, it could take a little getting used to. The scariest part is just the snapping wheels. I wear thick heavy-duty gloves just to handle folding the hand truck because I was scared of the snapping wheels. But I've found this trick has worked well for me to avoid getting myself in the process: usually after folding everything back into place, I just lift the folded hand truck a bit above the ground then push the wheel toward the ground so the wheels snap facing the ground. Aside from that, this hand truck has worked well for everything I need to carry since I bought it two years ago and it still looks as good as new. Ladies, get this hand truck. It's one of the best buys I've ever made for myself.

Great unit front black casters replaced - Here's how !

First the casters I ordered on amazon are way better than the plastic ones that come with the unit. I ordered the three inch ones that another user recommended. Some folks had a hard time to remove the black casters (that come with the unit) do this and you will have the old ones off and new on in 5 minutes. 1. You will need a VICE GRIP WRENCH and a Regular adjustable wrench or wrench that fits the nut. 2. Use the VICE GRIP wrench and grab and lock onto the the upper lip of the black caster. It happens to be octagon shape. This would be the part that pivots with the caster. See photos 3. Holding onto the Vice Grip wrench. Use the regular adjustable wrench and remove the nut from the old caster 4. Remove the washer 5. Remove the black caster (slides right off) 6. Place the new caster in 7. Place washer back on from old caster 8. You should be able to use the same nut 9. LOCK ON TO THE LIP of the new caster with the Vice grip wrench 10. Use the adjustable wrench tighten the nut back on. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN the nut or you will bend the pipe. Once it makes contact with the washer it should be good enough. This is a lock NUT so the chances of it coming off are slim. Wash, rinse, repeat for second caster, Done and Done !!! 10 Min max You will need to order two of these 3" casters. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PXLHBKI/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Update 3/21/2019 More pictures uploaded with gear mounted on the cart and closeup of caster after it was replaced. Love it so far and no issues. Just be a bit careful when closing it up. It tends to snap and may get your fingers caught. After a couple of runs you get used to it.

Follow the instructions and know the limitations and adaptations and you will be fine

It does what it is designed to do. I read a lot of the reviews and so far I have avoided being pinched by the collapsing wheels. My pet peeve, probably due to my lack of being mechanically inclined, was trying to get the large wheels to drop down properly as I brought up the handle to open the cart. I watched several videos, but none of them brought this point up. Now that I finally got the hang of it, and I’m trying to repeat the same mistake, of course it doesn’t happen. I am half blind, so trying to see the tiny images of the instructions on the handles was very difficult. The trick to getting the wheels to properly drop down is to grip the handle with four fingers, while placing the thumb on the plastic retainer and pushing down. Continue raising the handle to the upright position while raising the blade that scoops up the boxes at the same time. This should keep your fingers safely out of the way of the snapping wheels as they go into position. (Someone mentioned always getting caught by the wheels.) The part of pushing down the retainer with your thumb and raising the handle is actually in the illustration but I didn’t notice it when I first tried to interpret what I was looking at. I also bought the suggested replacement wheels and a couple of wrenches for when the time comes to replace the weak rear wheels. As for the handle being short, it was probably designed that way for a reason since the cart’s weight capacity is limited to 300 pounds. It is suitable for my height of 5‘8“. I don’t have a scale to weigh the boxes that I have moved, but it works perfectly so far. If I ever use it outside on the sidewalk, or have to go over sliding door tracks that would chew up the wheels, hopefully I will have a plastic runner underneath to keep the wear off of the wheels.

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