dbest products Stair Climber Trolley Dolly Personal Dolly, Black Handtruck Hardware Garden Utility Cart

Update: Apparently I wasn't paying attention, and didn't notice there are 2 available sizes; "standard" and "bigger". Luckily for me, I was looking at the "bigger" version when I ordered, which I totally recommend. I have since used the cart to move many heavy book boxes from the 2nd floor of our house to the basement, with great success. This cart really saved my back. Btw, I'm 5' 10" and had no problem with the height of the cart.Original Review: When I ordered this, I noticed some reviews complained that the platform was between the wheels, allowing for only narrow items to be carried, while other reviews said it was above the wheels, so no issues there. The product picture showed the platform to be above the wheels, so I crossed my fingers, hoping that the latest version had been improved, and ordered one for myself. Happily, mine had the higher platform, and worked great to move many bags of dirt from the front of our house to the back, down several stairs on the way. I had aleady moved many of these bags by carrying them one at a time, which totally wore me out. Once I had the cart, the time and effort to move the bags was greatly reduced. Money well spent!It's really great to see a company responding to customer complaints by making these kind of design changes. I estimate the 2 bags I loaded on the cart weighed about 60 lbs total, which I felt was the most it could really handle without eventually breaking from the excess stress. I think the cart is well designed, and I would happily pay more for a similar version that had more robust components, e.g. better wheels and a stronger frame & platform.

I love this! I can bring in soda boxes cat food everything. It goes up the stairs with ease just a great find!

I’ve only use it once—to move 9 fully packed “Banker Boxes” (or file transfer cases) down carpeted stairs with a 90 degree turn. It worked really well. It’s not designed for Industrial or Commercial duty.A couple of improvements I’d suggest: 1) the handle could be longer to make it easier holding onto going down the stairs; I’m short and still had to stoop to manage and control it; 2) if there was some way to make the ‘shelf’ or support at the bottom, a bit wider it would accommodate a wider variety of loads. I realize this would require a redesign, but would also make it more useful. It folds very conveniently, is very light and transportable! All in all I’d give it a 4.5 rating, say it’s an excellent value, and would buy it again FOR MY RESIDENTIAL USE.

This stair climber mover is a very good idea and it works great except for one thing, when lifting a box onto the cart the one thing that I was trying to keep from doing was lifting something heavy but then I realize that I have to lift it oh foot off the floor to put it on the platform. I wish that I would’ve noticed this before I purchased this item But it does work well once I get the box on the platform. It goes up and down stairs very easily and I am happy that I purchased it but I do have problems getting a bit heavier box on the platform.

The dolly arrived with the platform broken away from the frame. Since only one side was cracked, I have wrapped it in gorilla tape and doused the cracks with gorilla glue hoping that will hold well enough. I did not return it because I need it now and am hoping the tape and glue will keep it together well enough for now. Even if it had not been broken, it is incredibly flimsy. I am trying to move 30 pound dog food sacks and full propane tanks (probably about 25-30 pounds). Wish me luck, this flimsy little thing probably won't carry that weight even if it wasn't all taped and glued.

This item works great for going up and down stairs. I moved a portable air conditioning unit that weighs around 60 lbs. If you don't tie the moved item to the frame you have to be careful navigating the stairs so the item doesn't fall off or try to pull you along with it. The base plate could be a bit larger to allow items to sit more firmly. It worked for me and I recommend it.

Product arrived nicely packaged in a compact box. Very little assembly required, mostly just wheels to frame. First wheel went on perfectly. Second wheel will not attach or falls off with little pressure. Rolled it across the floor and over one step and it fell off. Repeated tries with same result.It is a great size for moving brief cases, files or light to moderate sized boxes but I'm not sure about the 150 pound weight capacity.Specially since the wheel falls off.Great concept. Needs tweaking.

I've been loving my Stair Climber Bigger Mighty Max Dolly Cart, Red Handtruck Hardware Garden Utility Cart (red) ever since July when I purchased it. I have a very specific use for mine and that is getting cases of water, groceries and gallons of milk up 3 flights of steps.I typically use my Bigger Mighty Max Dolly Cart at least twice a week, hauling upstairs up to 2 cases or water at a time, or up to 6 gallons of milk at a time, and/or other lighter groceries. It's strong enough to handle 8 gallons of milk, I've tried that one time but that is more weight than I care to bring up at one time. For milk I have 2 milk crates I also purchased from Amazon along with bungee cords also from Amazon to hold them secure to the dolly.I do from time to time lubricate all the moving parts of my wheels with TriLube just because.So far so good, it does not to have any noticeable wear on it and everything is still intact.It's good to check the wheels once in a while to make sure they are still locked into place. I had to press mine back in locking them in place last week when I noticed one was starting to come off. It snapped right back in and all is good now.