Electric Stair Climbing Dolly, Battery Operated Hand Truck, Moves Heavy Objects Like Water Heaters!

[@1D10CRACY]

Sorry I don't have a brand or place of purchase for this one! I purchased it on eBay and found it by searching for "stair climbing dolly".

[@ScoutCrafter]

I’ve seen stair climbing hand trucks for years, super cool! Great stuff! 😃👍

[@syx3s]

the way that the arms work in tandem with the main wheels is the smartest thing about this design IMO. keeps everything nice and tight and steady. they're just the right length that the main wheels are always at least somewhat engaged.

[@garagemonkeysan]

Cool design. Thanks for sharing! : )

[@sportsmobile8328]

I've always thought about getting one of those. Great Video.👍👍

[@beerdrinker6452]

Conveyor belt style dollies are often seen in Japanese train stations. They use them to carry cases of beverages to the vending machines. If I had to use one in my house I think I would call a friend and buy pizza. Nice video. Thank you.

[@bobdebouwer7835]

Finally an honest review that shows how extremely slow it truly is.

[@1D10CRACY]

Keep in mind you can speed it up and slow it down. I'm getting up there in years, so I keep it fairly slow. ;)

[@1millionstartups]

Good vid. I too am comparison shopping between the 2 styles, the lifting wheel (the one you testing) vs. tank tread/conveyor. The conveyor type moves a lot smoother but needs to be slanted/tilted more (conveyor needs sit on at least 2 if not 3 edges of step) so it needs more space going up/down. And because of the tilt angle required the operator is always crouching down to grab the handle while backing up a stair, looks very back straining. The lifter wheel type takes one step at a time (lifter wheel needs to be in contact with just 1 edge of step) so its movements is more vertically up/down instead of gliding down. Not as smooth but doesn’t and shouldn’t be tilted as much so it can go into tighter or curved or longer (each step is long landing) stairs. Between the 2 I am buying this/lifter type because it’s just more versatile, and I will go slow/smoother and try to do less damages to stairs and whatever I’m hauling.

[@jdii5698]

I have no need for one but damn it I WANT ONE!!!🤣

[@AKATEATime]

2:13 I bet that guy read the instructions warning not to ride it and said, Hey.. that means it's fun! Haha The extra switches are hilarious.

[@John-eh6jg]

Hahahahaha i just thought the same thing and was writing it in the comments and then I saw your post ... great minds think alike 😂

[@chevtrukman]

Somebody with handyman knowledge will take a snowblower gearbox, a cordless drill, and make their own pretty cheaply! By using common parts, it's an easy fix if it breaks.

[@airecraft1]

We have one that that the raises and loweres the wheels. I’ve put full 55 gallon drums in the truck by myself with it . The trouble we have is is the battery has to be removed and kept on a tender or it gets ruined

[@bigvicsworkshop]

hmmm.... that make getting my kegs upstairs above the workshop easier... thanks - i didnt even know there was a animal out there like this.... i have been thinking of putting in a dum waiter.

[@IGATECK]

Hi, great video, can you share the link? I couldn't find one under $1K with that capacity, Thanks.

[@rrrohan2288]

the problem i find with every single one is they need to be angled so far back that 95% of stairs are to tight to navigate with them. great idea but horrible design

[@nathanclaytor4083]

Would hate to see what happens when it malfunctions or stops in the middle of a climb. Still a pretty cool idea, but kind of slow.

[@1D10CRACY]

The way it's geared, if there is no power it will just stop and hold the weight, providing nothing breaks in the gear box. As far as speed, it's adjustable and can be set to uncomfortably fast.

[@nathanclaytor4083]

I figured something was built into it for safety purposes,but still a hassle if it stops mid climb. Knowing it is a lot faster than shown makes it definitely more attractive. Thanks for the follow up.👍⚡️

[@davidmorrow7835]

Are you able to buy the battery pack only?

[@sethbell5575]

Do you think it would damage wood stairs???????? Thinking about getting one

[@1D10CRACY]

I think it's a possibility. The steps in the video didn't show any damage, but they are just unfinished, rough cut boards.

[@blastentertainmentbrisbane8908]

Are the normal wheels motor driven to?

[@1D10CRACY]

They are not.

[@laurafiler3760]

Thats so cool

[@forceby0]

What if each stair's height is high? That dolly only easy at short stair....

[@1D10CRACY]

Yup, it's only designed for the standards.

[@misscracka]

Max weight?

[@1D10CRACY]

It depends on the brands and models that you buy. I think the one in the video is rated for 800+lbs, but I don't know the brand or model as I'm not selling anything, just showing how these work.

[@misscracka]

@1D10CRACY 800 is amazing. Was eying it as an ageing solo plumber. Ie pulling out water heaters or boilers etc. Ty for the vid

[@joe241able]

i got to buy this lol