These trucks have additional rear wheels for increased stability and better mobility and a curved frame to better support round material. Slide the load plate under flat-bottom loads then tilt back on the wheels to move them. 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.

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

Steel trucks are strong and durable.

Aluminum trucks are lightweight and strong.

Styles A and B have removable handles that let you convert the truck.

Style C have a quick-convert lever that releases the platform to fold down when needed and to lock against the frame when not in use.

Polypropylene wheels are lightweight and work on smooth surfaces. 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. Flat-free rubber wheels won't go flat, and provide a cushioned ride. Pneumatic rubber wheels provide a cushioned ride over the roughest surfaces, such as gravel.

Trucks carry one cylinder behind the other so it's easy to navigate narrow aisles and confined spaces. Rear wheels provide better stability and mobility. A high-clearance load plate and shock-absorbing rubber wheels allow trucks to move easily over obstructions. Chains strap cylinders in for safe transport. Trucks include a removable tool tray.

These two-wheeled trucks are good for moving drums short distances. Trucks cradle the drum during transport. They have load wedges that slide under the drum for lifting.

Trucks with a rim catch clamp to the top of the drum to secure it.

Spring-loaded axles make it easier to tilt the trucks and get them rolling.

Style A and B trucks have a kickstand to keep them upright when not in use.

Style C trucks have load rollers for easy loading and unloading of drums from pallets.

Style D trucks have a strap with spring-loaded cinching buckle to secure drums. They stand upright on their own.

Polypropylene wheels are lightweight and work on smooth surfaces. 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. Steel wheels are rugged but noisy and can damage floors. They roll best on smooth surfaces.

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. Spring-loaded rim catches automatically clamp to the drum as it's tilted.

Styles A, C, and D have standard handles with grips as well as a loop handle for better control.

Style B have a heavy duty cradle and an easy-tilt axis that makes it easier to tilt the trucks and get them rolling.

Style D have a hand brake for more control on ramps and inclines.

Steel trucks are durable.

Aluminum trucks are strong, spark resistant, and lighter in weight than steel trucks.

Polypropylene wheels are lightweight and work on smooth surfaces. Rubber wheels absorb shock, are quiet, and roll over smooth or rough surfaces. Steel wheels are rugged but noisy and can damage floors. They roll best on smooth surfaces. Phenolic wheels are nonmarking and roll best on smooth surfaces, but can be noisy. Pneumatic rubber wheels provide a cushioned ride over the roughest surfaces, such as gravel.