Anyone have or use a Magna Cart dolly like this?

Danase · 11-20-06, 05:54

Magna Cart MCX Personal Hand Truck at Sears.com
I was thinking of getting one to help move inventory around and thought it would be nice and easy to take with me if I needed to.

Diesel1 · 11-20-06, 07:39

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Originally Posted by Danase

Magna Cart MCX Personal Hand Truck at Sears.com
I was thinking of getting one to help move inventory around and thought it would be nice and easy to take with me if I needed to.

Identical ones (Probably not capable of carrying as much weight) are a dime a dozen in Manhattan! FOr light, occasional use, it's probably not the worst idea to have one!

Danase · 11-20-06, 07:43

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Originally Posted by Diesel1

Identical ones (Probably not capable of carrying as much weight) are a dime a dozen in Manhattan! FOr light, occasional use, it's probably not the worst idea to have one!

I found identical ones for $60 online.

: I am going to try and find it cheaper locally as well. I was thinking it would be a great tool to keep in my truck as well. I am always hauling stuff wishing I had an extra set of hands when I unload.

RCBuddha · 11-20-06, 09:00

Bob, I got one very similar to your link from Costco a while back. I use it to move my milk crates of detailing products, or big heavy coolers at a tailgate. Best $30 I've spent....

Diesel1 · 11-20-06, 12:09

If you carry lighter boxes that tend to slip slide and fall, a great idea is to buy one of those Nets for the backs of motorcycles (Bungee cord spider web looking ones) and keep that on the cart. It easliy attaches at enough points to secure your cargo and hold it in place so you your goodies aren't all over the place and you dont spend half your day picking up lost boxes! LOL

Danase · 11-20-06, 12:18

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Originally Posted by RCBuddha

Bob, I got one very similar to your link from Costco a while back. I use it to move my milk crates of detailing products, or big heavy coolers at a tailgate. Best $30 I've spent....

Thanks! I am going to try and go look at one this week...BEFORE Black Friday. LOL

Danase · 11-20-06, 12:19

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Originally Posted by Diesel1

If you carry lighter boxes that tend to slip slide and fall, a great idea is to buy one of those Nets for the backs of motorcycles (Bungee cord spider web looking ones) and keep that on the cart. It easliy attaches at enough points to secure your cargo and hold it in place so you your goodies aren't all over the place and you dont spend half your day picking up lost boxes! LOL

Great tip! I actually have one of those cargo nets left from my old car!