COSCO 3-in-1 Assist Series Aluminum Hand Truck/Cart with Flat Free Wheels, 800 lb/1000 lb Capacity, Silver

The COSCO 12243ASBE 3-in-1 Folding Series Hand Truck Platform Cart has proven to be an invaluable tool for transporting heavy loads with ease. This reliable trolley boasts a user-friendly design that makes it effortless to unfold and put into action.One of the standout features of this hand truck is its ability to handle heavy weights without sacrificing convenience. Despite its sturdy construction and capacity for large loads, my wife finds it surprisingly easy to maneuver, even when carrying substantial weight.The flat-free wheels ensure smooth rolling over various surfaces, while the aluminum frame provides durability and stability. Whether we're moving boxes, furniture, or other bulky items, this hand truck has consistently delivered reliable performance.Overall, the COSCO 3-in-1 Folding Series Hand Truck Platform Cart is a dependable and practical solution for anyone in need of a versatile and easy-to-use trolley. Its combination of reliability, ease of use, and heavy-duty design make it an essential tool for both home and commercial use.

If you need a quality hand truck this is it! Lightweight, versatile and priced right. This thing is a workhorse.

This is a piece of equipment I use all the time. It’s well designed and functional, well packaged, and well priced.

I bought this after searching for a versatile cart to carry feed bags and bales of hay. I couldn't be happier! Very east to transition between different positions, lightweight, welds are solid and have good coverage. It is invaluable for moving several bags of food at once, as it saves my back. Bearings on wheels add lots of movement, and the big tires handle well over grass/dirt. 10/10!

I’m older now and had one of these., but somebody borrowed it and it didn’t come back. Be sure to the get the 4n1. I use it for moving appliances and a lot of other things. With the item on it you can lay it to a 45 degree angle and move it item with just pushing around . It had large pneumatic ( solid) so it working great in the yard.It made of aluminum and light weight , but build strong and handles fridge easily. It’s great around the shop. I had the last above 12 years and the price on Amazon was less than I paid back the from Lowe’s .

This is the best hand truck I ever owned. I'm a mobile DJ, so I'm constantly moving my gear in and out of venues. I frequently deal with hotel carts and I owned several hand trucks. I made the mistake of buying the Home Depot special a couple times but those can't handle the load. This hand truck in particular is light weight, versatile and rugged enough to handle heavy loads. The casters are good quality and they roll with easy. Usually my others dollies get stuck on carpets. I used this hand truck on different surfaces such as concrete, carpets, hardwood and tile without issues. The 3-1 positions is my favorite feature. It allows me to maximize the amount of gear I can load on the flat position and it minimize my trips. I will recommend this hand truck to anybody moving things constantly like boxes and others items. This is not an industrial grade hand truck. Do not move heavy things like refrigerators with this hand truck, there are other heavy duty hand trucks designed for that task. Definitely this is the best value for a medium duty hand truck.

I was spoiled by the previous model, but this was the one they make and sell now and seemed the best value and closest to tried and true I could get my mitts on. I liked the old loop handle, over the separate hand grabs, which the position it puts my elbows out feels a bit uncomfortable. Maybe it wouldn't be an issue, if I was a large dude, but I'm a solid petite woman. It has good control, though. The black plastic covering the handles is cheap and hard, but at least not uncomfortable.If you read your manual (or just online description), one would know the 45 degree position is lower weight rated, than the upright or horizontal. I do want to run more around and move heavier things than the fold flat small $60 model, though. Until I get some appliances (and this isn't an appliance dolly, anyways), I'll probably never own anything to really sit too heavy on it, because I don't want to own anything, I can't handle myself. It's a good dolly and very handy, so I expect some good years out of this puppy, as long as I don't have to sell it on craigslist, because I don't have somewhere to stash it.If I had to nitpick: It doesn't have the up the stairs runners. I'd appreciate a way to stop it from rolling, if you are dumb enough to park it on an incline. There's been a few times, where it wasn't rolling, but when it got lighter, it started rolling on me, lol. Also, I didn't check Costco inventory, before joining and then I had to pay $149 for this instead of the $99 it was before the model changed, so boo.It's shorter, so it's easier to put in some vehicles, but even for a shorty like me, slightly less pleasant to push. The scoop though is bigger, and I am not sure I actually like it having a larger scoop. The flex worried me a little, but so good so far. ~Movin', movin', movin', keep them doggies movin'~

Solid Hand Truck. Used quite a bit to move stuff around my house and friends' houses over last couple months.