1.15M 200KG Hand Trolley Truck Transport Platform Courier Plate Cart Heavy Duty

Shifting a beer fridge, a pallet of tiles or forty boxes of stock one armful at a time is how backs get wrecked. A hand trolley turns that into two or three trips, and the difference lies almost entirely in the wheels and the frame.

Pneumatic wheels, not hard plastic

The wheels decide whether a trolley is any use away from a flat warehouse floor. Hard plastic castors stop dead at the lip of a driveway and pass every crack in the concrete straight into the load. Air-filled tyres deform around an obstacle instead of hitting it, so a loaded trolley rolls over gravel, grass and gutter lips that would otherwise mean unloading and carrying. On a courier run, that is the difference between wheeling a parcel to the door and leaving it at the kerb.

Powder coat over a steel frame

The frame is steel with a powder-coated finish, the sensible pairing for gear that lives in a ute tray or the back of a shed. Powder coat is baked on rather than sprayed, so it takes knocks from box corners and strap hooks without flaking through to bare metal. Rated to 200 kg on a 1.15 m frame, with a 28.5 x 19 cm plate to slide under the load. No folding action is listed, so plan to store it at full size.

Key features

• Pneumatic wheels: roll over gravel, grass and gutter lips.
• Powder-coated steel: shrugs off knocks without flaking to bare metal.
• 200 kg capacity: the supplier's rating for the trolley.
• 1.15 m frame: takes a decent column of boxes per trip.

Specifications

• Capacity: 200 kg
• Plate size: 28.5 x 19 cm
• Length: 1.15 m
• Frame: powder-coated steel
• Wheels: pneumatic

Before you load it

• 200 kg is the supplier's rating for the trolley. Weigh awkward loads rather than guessing.
• Pneumatic tyres lose pressure sitting in a shed. Check them before a heavy load.

For shifting stock, furniture and parcels without a second pair of hands.