How To Use A Heavy Duty Appliance Dolly

[@Katy809RD]

Wow very nice hand truck

[@23coburn]

Thanks! I always forget. Uses one every 10 years or so. Appreciate it!

[@AndrewNL08]

Awesome! It's funny that I bought this cheap dolly or hand truck and it works great, but there's no easy way for me to lift big boxes without having a strap around it! Now I see this and I feel better knowing what to look for in the future! Thanks for sharing!!

[@ErikHeckman]

Thanks! This is exactly what I was looking for.

[@jeffery6560]

Thank you so much for doing youtube on how to you dolly properly. Tks

[@thewavygravy6420]

You just saved my butt, thanks!

[@chermayo2190]

Ty! Husband has to move w/d in the morning. Life saver

[@daviddekoekkoek1587]

How do you use Dolly's going up multiple flights of stairs without straining your back?

[@alexsainsbury2176]

that trolley is awesome

[@acsummer-ol1ux]

Thank you so much bro

[@huntereakright8988]

whats a common weight limit on these

[@MegaDouglasD]

What brand is that dolly? Is that feature (disengaging the wheels to lift /balance the weight) common on all appliance dollies, or do I need to look for that feature by name? and what would it be called? Thanks!!!

[@gazaya6472]

Most likely the DUTRO ‘BRUTE’ HD APPLIANCE DOLLY W/ KICK BACK WHEELS, Model # D1872, Specs: Size: 72"H, Weight: 105 lbs. This extra heavy duty dolly is specially built with large retractable wheels while most other kick back dollies have small retractable wheels which cannot support much weight. It also has two offset strap tighteners instead of just one. It is a mega dolly!

[@TheSgtSocom]

What are the 2 rubber oval rings on each side by the wheels?

[@TurkeyCreekjackjohnson_]

Longer wheels for going down or up a step or staircase

[@acrova]

Good Video

[@dieselwrench3621]

It’s easier to leave the wheels locked in the up position pulls over easier

[@KhaLed-pb4pu]

start from the end yea!

[@chevyvega6622]

doesnt work easy like that tipping back when its 700 plus pounds....

[@tomanderson3154]

www.andersondolly.com No more tilting or kicking back

[@Moversville1]

Looks like a good tool here Tom. Great for many purposes, is it good for moving items up stairs?

[@tomanderson3154]

No. Great for liftgates and tilt trailers though.