Heavy Duty Aluminum Hand Truck with Stair Climber | Ergonomic Double-Grip Handles & 8-Inch Hi Tech Rubber Wheels, 500lb Capacity | 52-Inch Tall Hand Cart with 9" x 17.5 Inch Nose Plate…

This is very handy to have and bring items from upstairs to downstairs. Very sturdy. The instructions are not very good. It took a bit to figure out how to put it together.

As some other reviews point to, the precision of the manufacturing is lacking. That means bolt holes don't line up well, you may have to force or flex pieces to assemble, and if manufacturing is worse than my unit, it might not even assemble... Welds are poor quality and leave some jagged edges which should probably be sanded down to reduce risk of injury. The wheels did not exactly match directions/description and due to width of the rim I could only install 1 of 2 washers on each wheel that directions called for. I found the directions clear with small room for imlrovement. In the end I have a fully assembled working unit that feels sturdy. Although I would not buy this if I was a professional mover, as a home user I am saving some money compared to an equivalent name brand model. I alone will move a 280lb box tomorrow up 4 stairs. If I have no updates here, you can assume it went well or it fell on me RIP... lol

Little hard to put together. Had to refer to the online video. But other than that love it!

I purchased this to move some arcade games from my basement. It was great, stair climbing feature made it possible to move games safely. I have moved a refrigerator from a basement, and 1 video game in 3 days. Definitely would purchase again.

Came home to find my wife angry and exhausted from trying to put this together in an attempt to surprise me. When I looked at everything, it was obvious that some of the pre-drilled holes did not line up, resulting in one part of the aluminum bending such that it almost snapped off when the bolt was tightened. The instructions require some critical thinking to discern what is what, as the bolts included in the box were not the same as the ones pictured in the instructions. So, cryptic instructions, bolts/nuts that were different than those pictured and holes that were not correctly drilled made assembly of this more difficult than it should have been. After a trip to the hardware store for proper bolts, a bit of hammering and some shimming, I have a dolly that I hope will not break while I am moving things up/down the stairs. I definitely will not dare to move anything nearly as heavy as the manufacturer claims is possible.