Mount-It! Folding Hand Truck and Personal Dolly, Foldable Aluminum Trolley Cart, 165 Lb Capacity Heavy Duty Dolly with Wheels of Rubber for Moving, Comfortable Telescoping Handle for Indoor Outdoor

I don't often leave reviews but I wanted to in this case. I really needed something quick, and not terribly expensive to bring 30 boxes of heavy flooring up to the fourth floor to my condo. This wasn't very expensive and for the money, it is very useful. It does indeed make it easier to lift stuff up the stairs. I'm 59 years old and not in the best shape of my life! It was really easy to put together. I would suggest a mallet or hammer for the silver cap that goes over the wheel mount. I used a rock because that's what I had handy at the moment and that worked. One of the issues I read in the reviews was that the yellow handle coverings were cracked on arrival or cracked shortly after. I've made about nine trips already and the handles are fine. It comes with a bungee that I thought might be cheap but that also is sturdy and works fine. The other thing I like is that top handle part can go down and the plate on the bottom folds up for storage.

Item didn't work when arrived. One of the wheels would not turn. I had to take the wheel apart and turn the center bearing around. Then it works fine. To the person who put the hand truck together, "you had one job..."

Just the right size

The media could not be loaded. UPDATE: not worth it. This thing doesn’t turn and when you have a heavy load on it, being able to drag it the direction you need doesn’t work. Also doesn’t “climb stairs”. Moving into a new apartment and ended up using it for about a minute before I gave up. All of my boxes kept falling off and I couldn’t even use my foot to lift the cart like normal hand trucks. I expected to put in some labor obviously as it’s not going to magically go up stairs but you really have to drag it up and pray your boxes don’t fall off. While it seems sturdy, it’s extremely heavy and not maneuverable with any type of load. Please don’t bother.Old: Just opened this from the mail today. Both handles are broken. Usually wouldn’t be a problem to exchange but the box is decently heavy to be lugging around and packing up.Seems sturdy though….except the handles being broken.

I purchased the Mount-it 3-wheeled hand truck as I needed something that would help get heavy items up and down stairs without carrying them.UPS delivered it. The box had torn and gaping holes on front and sides and looked like it had been dropped and gouged several times. Despite that, the handcart inside was in very good shape, the plastic bag of parts and manual were all intact. It assembled easily.The floor piece comes connected to the handle assembly by bolts, one on each side. This is factory-assembled, as can be seen in an online video.However, the one we got had one bolt on one side with no washer and no nut. On the other side there was no bolt, no washer, no nut.I had been sent a handcart certified to lift 330 pounds in which the floor and handle were attached by only one unsecured bolt!I called Mount-It customer service who responded with an email asking for the Amazon order number and more information and directing me to the owner’s manual to identify the missing parts.I sent photos and explained that the missing parts are not shown in the owner’s manual because they should have been assembled and shipped from the factory. Their response was to ‘strongly urge’ me to notify Amazon and return the handcart for a replacement.I had purchased this for an immediate need. All the handcart needed to safely operate was bolts, washers and nuts.My prior experience with UPS suggests they weren’t going to accept for return the badly damaged box it had come in and this was going to become a big hassle.I took photographs and the bolt to our neighborhood Ace hardware. They easily identified and handed me the exact bolts, washers and locking nuts - and refused to charge me for them.All of which to say this is a very good 3-wheeled handcart and exactly what I needed. However, if you buy it, expect it may come in a box that’s been badly damaged along the supply route. Most importantly, examine it carefully before using it as my experience shows there was poor factory quality control.

I got the 330lb version. It is sturdy and well built. I don’t know if it can really handle 300+ pounds (have my doubts), but I used it to haul 75lb floor standing speakers up 14 carpeted steps and it worked great.My regular moving dolly was useless because the wheels got caught under the protruding overhang of each wooden step, stopping them dead in their tracks. I needed something that could safely go up the stairs without damaging my stairway. I had read other brands had difficulty in this situation because their wheels and “triangle axle” were too small to fully rotate over the overhang.Well, that just isn’t the case with this one. The wheel and axle are large enough to clear each step perfectly (see photo). It worked like a charm. I could not be happier. I am sure I will use it many times to move heavy items up and down my stairs.

We are a bit older and have just moved. Part way through the move we were worn-out and had a long way to go. We thought that because we really only had one step up into the house we could just tough it out, but then.... I got this for my husband for his birthday. Game changer with this handy dandy dolly. All the moves we needed with half the effort! Can't live without it now.

This dolly has one big flaw. The plastic wheels are so noisy it is ridiculous. Instead of making somewhat rubbery wheels, they are made of hard plastic and have a loud clicky noise when pulling them on the sidewalk. Everybody keeps looking at you.