Milwaukee 33884 Hand Trucks - Heavy-Duty Dollies for Moving and Transporting

Brandon Thaller: Works well for smaller/ heavier items you don't want to carry a long way!

United States on Jun 25, 2022

digitalpixi: Bought this for daughter's college move in. Folded flat for travel in car and for storage in dorm room. Comes with bungee cord to secure boxes or bags when rolling. Handy and light enough for her to carry or roll to mailroom to pick up packages.

United States on Oct 30, 2021

Doc: During the past 4 years, I've gone through 3 of these flimsy light weight aluminum hand trucks. Each with a different name but all made in Viet Nam. I liked the easy fold and deployment features and they did come in handy for light-weight jobs, like moving luggage, taking cardboard boxes to the curb for recycling, like less than 25-30#. BUT when it comes to the promise of a "150 lb. capacity", don't be fooled. The weakness of these light-jobbers are the plastic-spoke wheels.which tend to crumble, splinter and break as soon as you turn a curve, twist crooked over a slab of buckled concrete, or try to gently go down a step while hauling a load weighing greater than 60-70 pounds. If you can find one (and I'm currently searching for one) which has all the fold-able, light weight aluminum features as this but with solid metal (could be aluminum) wheels, then buy it. Otherwise,, be warned: if you plan on hauling things over 50 or 75 pounds, do not buy this aluminum fold up truck, it will not last under those weights.

United States on Jul 21, 2018

David Wilcox: i
In most ways this is a very good dolly. it is light, compact, and sturdy,also easy to fold and unfold. My one issue is balance. with the wheels so far to the rear, it is only balanced at upright or a 45 degree tilt, this puts the handle at 30" from ground. I am 6'2" so this is a bit uncomfortable for long distances, it would be perfect for 5'8". On the whole I am happy with it

United States on May 02, 2016

Randall Roberts: The telescopic handle is nice, and it's very compact, but it has already cracked. When in use, it definitely can't handle much weight without flexing, and the wheels don't 100% straighten out, so large loads start wobbling, and get pretty unstable. I should've bought a proper hand truck for my usage.

Edit: The longer I've had this, the more I regret buying it. Even small loads now cause the hand truck to wobble uncontrollably. The wheels don't fold outwards enough to be straight, so it just doesn't handle well. I've had to buy a new (different) hand truck by now already, after only a few uses.

Canada on Mar 14, 2016

DrewAndrew: Still going strong, use it to bring cases of water up from my elivatorless underground parking to my apartment. Saves me! I've used it for lots, just treat it nice and it will treat you nice.

Canada on Nov 09, 2015

P. Lafleur: I'm moving two blocks away, I have a few big boxes I can't carry so I figured I'd give this a shot.

1. Lifting whatever you have on this will be challenging, because the poles are hollow aluminium-ish material and does not feel all that solid

2. Look at the picture - that's as much as it extends (the double-handle collapses down to the other one, and the lift/wheel parts collapse inside as well.

3. It's small. About 4 feet high.

4. The wheels are not top quality, and because they collapse, it's extremely difficult to keep this thing going straight (which is annoying when carrying something heavy)

6. I have no clue how the other reviewer carried a washer and dryer or a couch with this, I had *boxes* and was worried it would break.

So, overall good enough, but I don't think it'll survive the move. Don't get this if you need an actual dolly. Get this if you have a job that requires half a dolly.

Canada on Aug 21, 2015

Laurent Wermenlinger: Fine piece of equipment

Canada on May 26, 2015

Tree Ponders Leaf: Super compact, very strong, albeit flimsy. It may not inspire confidence, but it does the job.

I have used this to what I believe is its actual maximum capacity with a washer, dryer and a fridge. This may not be a road you wish to travel, but no that if life takes you through that rough path, this dolly will be there, and like the little engine that could, will make it up there with some sweat on the brow.

Canada on Mar 30, 2015

Steven Goldsborough: Got this little unit to use at a trade show for helping to move all of our stuff into our booth. It was easily able to handle a Roland JC-120 amp, and a Fender Reverb Delux without any problems. Both of these amps are back breakers if you try and move them by hand. This little hand truck made the 200 yard trip from the van to our both a breeze.

It unfolds, and folds up very easily. Once open it locks in place without collapsing while in use. In its closed position it's smaller than a briefcase and easily stowed away.

All in all, I'm glad I bought this unit. It will definitely be coming to more trade shows with me.

United States on Jul 08, 2013