Motorized rotating rollers on the back of these trucks require minimal effort to move heavy items on stairs. Rollers run on a motor powered by a 24-volt rechargeable battery. A strap with a ratchet-style tightener secures the load. Their solid rubber wheels absorb shock and quietly roll over smooth or rough surfaces. When not in use, these trucks fold for easy transport and storage. Product regulations restrict sales to the listed jurisdictions/areas.

Quickly convert these trucks from hand truck to platform truck to carry a variety of loads in either a horizontal or vertical position.

This aluminum truck is strong, spark-resistant, and lighter in weight than steel trucks. It cradles the cylinder and has a chain to secure it for safe transport. Cross-braces support the cylinder when the truck is tilted.

Tilt these trucks back onto the rubber stair-climbing rollers to easily move loads up and down stairs. They have padded contact surfaces to protect loads and a strap with ratchet-style tensioner to secure them in place. Their rubber tread-on-core wheels have a hard core for strength surrounded by a shock- and sound-absorbing tread for a cushioned ride on all surfaces.

Shaft collars secure the spools on the spindles.

Crank the handle to raise and lower loads. They have forks for lifting pallets. A brake holds the load in place. A standard winch moves the load. Engage the wheel brakes before lifting or lowering a load.

Polyurethane wheels are nonmarking, abrasion-resistant, and shock-absorbing. Use them on all floor types, including areas with debris.

Warning: Never use to lift people.

Roll heavy tools and equipment needed when working on rail tracks. The platform on these carts breaks down into two pieces, making it easy to carry them to and from tracks. Attach the handle to either side of the cart to push in each direction. Lock the wheel brake to keep them in place. Use carts on flat tracks only. Always push these carts, do not pull.

A second set of axle-mounted wheels offers better load support and stability to handle heavy loads over longer distances. Trucks cradle the drum during transport and are designed to stand upright on their own. Load wedges slide under the drum for easy loading. All trucks have a rim catch that clamps to the top of the drum to secure it.

Tall handles let you stack higher than other trucks, and a narrow platform with rigid casters in the center and swivel casters at each end lets you turn in place and maneuver in tight spaces. Remove the handles for unloading.

Move a drum where you need it, then dispense. Also known as drum cradles, these stands are an economical way to store, mix, and drain drums. Drum rim catches secure drums and prevent them from slipping out.

Note: Length for stands with telescoping handles is with handles in the retracted position.