Magna Cart MCI Steel Folding Hand Truck, Foldable Personal Moving Dolly with Wheels, 160-Pound Capacity
Key features
- •Foldable hand truck for moving boxes, luggage, and more
- •Rugged 19mm steel frame holds up to 150 pounds
- •Opens instantly with the touch of a single button
- •Retractable wheels help frame fold to just over 2 inches thick
- •Ships in Certified Frustration-Free Packaging
Magna Cart MCI Steel Folding Hand Truck, Foldable Personal Moving Dolly with Wheels, 160-Pound Capacity
List Price: $74.05$66.65DEALYou Save: $7.40 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Very handy but short handle
Bonnarino✓ Verified Purchase•August 23, 2017
We have a larger more heavy duty dolly, but the wheels on it keep going flat when you need to use it. Also, I have an office cart that I use to bring groceries inside. But we needed this for moving things like furniture from room to room. Also, to put in trunk when going to garage sale. You never know what you need to move. It is not meant for heavy duty as it is small and SHORT. I do wish the handle extended further as I am tall and have to bend over to use this. That said, I like it and am glad we got it.
I love this Magna Cart. It felt durable, easy to use and inexpensive.
Evelyn U.✓ Verified Purchase•April 21, 2017
I love this Magna Cart. Out of the box as I held It, it felt durable and easy to use. It also helps that it was inexpensive. It is very convenient and has made it easier to wheel my belongings back an forth from car to work and back. I am a postal carrier and having weight restrictions because of injuryies it has been hard to carry my heavy cooler full of water as well as my purse and other belongings. I looked for a light trolley, pulley, or cart on Amazon and compared many of them. I chose this particular one from the discription of durability and to much weight it can carry as well as easy of use and of course compactability. My day to day life while at work has been easier.
Do yourself a favor and buy this cart!
njenks817✓ Verified Purchase•February 21, 2017
I can not say enough good things about this cart! It has saved my back so many times and has paid itself off tenfold! I do craft shows and have a lot of heavy wooden products and displays for my booth - this cart handles it all easily. The wheels are awesome and I love how flat it folds. I always get compliments on my cart, usually to the tune of "wow, that looks so handy, I wish I had thought of that!"
My only complaint is that the handle should go higher - I'm 5'3" and I feel like I'm at the max height for this without having to hunch over when I use it.
My only complaint is that the handle should go higher - I'm 5'3" and I feel like I'm at the max height for this without having to hunch over when I use it.
Perfect for the garden
Pat✓ Verified Purchase•January 10, 2017
The Magna Cart is exactly what I wanted - and more. I was searching for a tool for moving potted plants but this was cheaper and more versatile than the ones made specifically for that purpose. This will be handy for moving large rocks, bins of soil etc. It is very compact with a telescoping handle, a base that folds up and wheels that flip inward. The wheels are solid rubber. Even my husband was impressed :-)
Good Heavy Duty Cart for a Foldaway
St. Omer Van Matzah✓ Verified Purchase•January 2, 2017
I bought this after nearly killing myself lugging multiple boxes and bags to teach my class. I had to carry them the length of a long parking lot and through a big building. I bought this, and what a relief. I stack a large "milk crate" box on the bottom which is full of binders containing plastic enveloped sheets (very heavy), then stack on top of that big carryalls. I rope it all to the handle. Since the bottom box extends at least 6 inches beyond the front lip of the cart, I tilt it back very carefully as I am sure it was never intended to be loaded this way, but once tilted, the weight is on the heavy weight metal bars (the handles) and there is no problem. The wheels are large enough to traverse the rough parking area without a hitch. The whole thing is built to haul a real load. It folds away nicely in my studio. I've used it about 3 months now and it shows no signs of wear at all.
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