I was literally just looking at that exact model of stair climber and had saved it to chew it over. I have a heavy 4 piece, 9 foot tv unit I have to get down two flights of stairs. Now I know the stair climber isn't going to cut it. Thank you.
Yes. I'm worried about inside house stairs that might get scratched in the corners with a magliner. I'm trying to find a comparison with tracks instead. Great video!!
Thanks!! Saved me from purchasing the 6 wheel dolly. I'm getting very heavy equipment delivered and it's clear the Magliner will handle bringing it upstairs with ease.
I used to work as van driver and used both types of hand trucks. I usually pulled about 100 kg stuff to the next floor with the carts. Actually the two-wheeler needs a very very very strong and pumped tires to be effective and easy to use. If they are losing pressure a little bit they will be a nightmare. Very hard to push and pull then. The main problem of the 6 wheeler is turning. Yes, its is pretty hard. But they don`t have the tire pressure problem. On stairs the two-wheeler is more silent but it is jumping a way more. The 6-wheeler is banging a way more loudly but the cart is not jumping so much.
Yes, bigger tires for sure. For some reason most hand trucks are made with wimpy wheels. We don’t all live in concrete cities and warehouses so would like to see more robust tires offered. Like some 10 ply blow up tires.
First decent video I've found so far. Thanks! This one I up-voted. The rest are computers reading specs. Those are spam and voted every one of them down.
Mmmmm el sistema de 6 ruedas le estan haciendo falta dos cosas, ruedas de goma mas anchas y e incluir 3 ruedas mas pequeñas en cada lado porque al subir la escalera el vacio entre ruedas grandes hace que golpetee y es ahi donde se genera mucho esfuerzo, el sistema se puede mejorar, aumentar, corregir y combinar y eso sería fenomenal. Faltó una prueba con topes en el piso, donde creo que el sistema de patineta no funcionaria, o algo como los baches habituales que tenemos en la ciudad. Gran video. Saludos.
There's a reason most professional delivery and moving people use Magliner, and it's a good one. Solid, lots of options, great support. They just work better.
For home casual use, the cheaper one will be fine and way less expensive. For someone who uses it for work or moves a lot of heavy stuff around and needs to use it for steps, then the expensive one is a must. Depends on peoples own needs and uses.
Liberator and magnliner works well and won't scratch wooden stairs , also recommend you to get rug runners when move on wooden floors and stairs they pretty handy.
I think Im gonna watch the 2nd hand market and try and get myself an electric stair climbing dolly for cheap... moving a fridge or washer/dryer on even the good one you have upstairs is just brutal.
good afternoon i'm written on the channel and i watch it short all videos i would like to know how to get the affection to go up stairs is the blankets.
I have a question: I'm a klutz who has lost control of hand trucks on stairs-(fortunately there was nobody under me.) But-what if you used a fall protection lanyard, and hooked it a doorway and the hand truck?? Would that be safe??
Can one strong guy move heavy appliances like big refrigerators and front load washers UP the stairs with the Magliner? Does it help that much more than a normal appliance hand truck from home depot? Thanks for videos.
Magliner is not the only heavy duty dolly on the market and if you know what your doing then yes you can move refrigerators and other heavy appliances with a dolly! I moved a refrigerator down three flights of stairs with my cosco heavy duty dolly!
Professional movers for years they use Aluminum reefer dollies for few reasons..1:low center of gravity, because of small wheels.2: heavy duty wheel bearings.3:heavy duty rubber gliders behind the wheels for stairs.double pull& push handle.4:came with safety strap with crank ratchet for tightening the load down.
You are using it wrong for the multiple wheels. Despite you been a mover you don't understand the physics. One set of wheels is on the step, the second set touches the step above. Now you have to lean the weight toward you, and drive in. What you are doing is lifting all the weight.
Harper Trucks 6781 i was looking for this, because looks like have a Ruber belt instead of a bumper in the back which looks like Will help with heavy duty works.
Might of been better if you gave us the name of the Dolly's instead of just telling us how much you paid them. I'm sold I want one .. But wait! I have no idea what i want. Pointless video.
Shit! I bought it and will not hold, wheels roll broke...aluminum construction is not solid, upholstery of the handle is torn apart after a week. After two months unusable, the company is not responding. Thrown out money!!
Another person you kept from the pain of trying one of these. Thank you
thanks so much for taking the time to elucidate the pros and cons of these two types of stair climbing dollies.
I was about to buy a 6 wheel dolly, but I changed my mind after watching this. Great review!
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This is one of the most honest “review” videos I’ve seen in a while.
Thank you for this, you have potentially saved me a lot of back ache and £1000’s in damaging my radiators
I will purchase the 2 wheel one
Great explanation. I'm not a professional mover but I now know I don't want one with 3 wheels.
You guys are amazing, much love from Australia
I was literally just looking at that exact model of stair climber and had saved it to chew it over. I have a heavy 4 piece, 9 foot tv unit I have to get down two flights of stairs. Now I know the stair climber isn't going to cut it. Thank you.
Please tell me what you used instead
Yes. I'm worried about inside house stairs that might get scratched in the corners with a magliner. I'm trying to find a comparison with tracks instead. Great video!!
Super helpful, thanks. How much do you think can be comfortably lifted up several flights of stairs with the Magliner? 150lbs? 200lbs?
Perfect demonstration, exactly what I was looking for, thank you.
Love your videos. Makes moving a lot easier. 5 ⭐️
can you say the exact model of that magliner hand truck?
Thank you for posting this
What do you that favorite dolly of yours
Man
Thank you for this video.
I got the first one and I was planning to get the 3 wheeler
Thanks!! Saved me from purchasing the 6 wheel dolly. I'm getting very heavy equipment delivered and it's clear the Magliner will handle bringing it upstairs with ease.
Great video and excellent explanation!
Excellent review, just what I was looking!
I used to work as van driver and used both types of hand trucks. I usually pulled about 100 kg stuff to the next floor with the carts. Actually the two-wheeler needs a very very very strong and pumped tires to be effective and easy to use. If they are losing pressure a little bit they will be a nightmare. Very hard to push and pull then. The main problem of the 6 wheeler is turning. Yes, its is pretty hard. But they don`t have the tire pressure problem. On stairs the two-wheeler is more silent but it is jumping a way more. The 6-wheeler is banging a way more loudly but the cart is not jumping so much.
Margus, I think that's why he said the tires are solid rubber.
It is good to know that
yes it"s what he said.@@patriciamariemitchel
Thanks I'm getting old and I need to live stuff upstairs but none of it's too heavy...
What is the dolly called with the slide on it?
Hey thanks im building a moving career through dolly and this helped a lot
just wondering what's your opinion on powered stair climbing hand truck like Magliner, its like 4K, is it worth it for long term use?
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Yes, bigger tires for sure. For some reason most hand trucks are made with wimpy wheels. We don’t all live in concrete cities and warehouses so would like to see more robust tires offered. Like some 10 ply blow up tires.
You guys are an amazing team. Wish I lived closer.
You can always... *MOVE*
@@bbglas007 😏
Please provide model number to the magliner 800 lb capacity dolly. I am trying to buy exact one online but cannot find the one you recommend.
this is a fantastic review!
Damn I'm glad I watched this video before ordering it.
Can you show how to bring them down the stairs
lol I was going to get the 3-wheeled one, thx for the vid realizing it's bad
Can you pleas supply the (company) name of each of the two Dolly’s and where they can be purchased? Thank you.
The expensive one it's call Magliner.
@@flaviuss15It's actually a Liberator made by B&P Manufacturing.
First decent video I've found so far. Thanks! This one I up-voted. The rest are computers reading specs. Those are spam and voted every one of them down.
Mmmmm el sistema de 6 ruedas le estan haciendo falta dos cosas, ruedas de goma mas anchas y e incluir 3 ruedas mas pequeñas en cada lado porque al subir la escalera el vacio entre ruedas grandes hace que golpetee y es ahi donde se genera mucho esfuerzo, el sistema se puede mejorar, aumentar, corregir y combinar y eso sería fenomenal. Faltó una prueba con topes en el piso, donde creo que el sistema de patineta no funcionaria, o algo como los baches habituales que tenemos en la ciudad. Gran video. Saludos.
Who makes the better dolly?
There's a reason most professional delivery and moving people use Magliner, and it's a good one. Solid, lots of options, great support. They just work better.
Literally just bought one based on your comment after researching that brand LOL
How do you buy it? What is the name?
Great video very helpful! Subbed!
Thank you so much for this video.
For home casual use, the cheaper one will be fine and way less expensive. For someone who uses it for work or moves a lot of heavy stuff around and needs to use it for steps, then the expensive one is a must. Depends on peoples own needs and uses.
Where do you order the magliner from?
Magliner.com
Great vid! About to move, Thank you!!
Now I'm off to figure out how to weld stair slides to the old steel dolly!!
Magliners are the best. Light and strong.
What is the material the sliding bars are made of?
What size wheels and how high is your extension? For the magliner
Thanks for the honest review
Bro where can I get that heavy duty dolly??
What about going down the stairs, which one is better then
Same one , the one with the 6 wheels is trash
Have you used the magliner on wooden stairs? Does it scratch the stairs? We deliver fitness equipment weighing 500+ pounds, need a good hand truck.
Liberator and magnliner works well and won't scratch wooden stairs , also recommend you to get rug runners when move on wooden floors and stairs they pretty handy.
@@RescueMovingServices Sweet! Thanks man
Definitely use a runner and you will have no issue also a 4 wheeler works good on certain objects
I'm planning to get a new dolly from magliner. But before I make my purchase does the dolly make alot of squeaky noise?
The best one it's the liberator dolly with large loop handle and 20x12 nose plate
@@RescueMovingServices what's the link for that
where do i get the good hand truck/ Dolly
It's the best. How can I get it?
I think Im gonna watch the 2nd hand market and try and get myself an electric stair climbing dolly for cheap... moving a fridge or washer/dryer on even the good one you have upstairs is just brutal.
VERY HELPFUL. THANK YOU.
I LOVE YOUR VIDEO
Excelente handtruck black wheel. Me podría decir What tamaño son las llantas thanks
good afternoon i'm written on the channel and i watch it short all videos i would like to know how to get the affection to go up stairs is the blankets.
Address of buying it please.
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What is the name of tall hand truck and where can buy it
it call liberator you can find it at handtrucks2go.com/Aluminum-Hand-Truck/
Que modelo es el 2 ruedas?
God bless you. What is that dolly.
Witch one?
The good one. Not the bad one. That three wheel thing is to much for me.
@@MichaelSmith-to6ll the good one it's a Liberator with 12x20 nose plate and the large loop handle
Thanks bro. I like your videos
Good video
perhaps you should have weighed both dollies as well as their respective loads before going up the stairs
What is the name of the good one
What brand is your walkramp and what is the size of rhe ramp
Not sure the dimensions but you get get them online just search ramps for Movers I think 2x2
Well done, sir.
Thanks for the video
Why don't you do a video going down the stairs?
I wonder how effective the 6-wheel one would be with slightly wider wheels
Not going to lie it seems if you work harder with the stair climber then the more traditional one
I have a question: I'm a klutz who has lost control of hand trucks on stairs-(fortunately there was nobody under me.) But-what if you used a fall protection lanyard, and hooked it a doorway and the hand truck?? Would that be safe??
Thank you!
Excelente. Gracias.
good one matey
Good demonstration!
Where can i buy one ?
Exelente demostracion! esta es la explicación que andaba buscando ya que todavía no me decido cual comprar!
Las dos
Can one strong guy move heavy appliances like big refrigerators and front load washers UP the stairs with the Magliner? Does it help that much more than a normal appliance hand truck from home depot? Thanks for videos.
Magliner is not the only heavy duty dolly on the market and if you know what your doing then yes you can move refrigerators and other heavy appliances with a dolly! I moved a refrigerator down three flights of stairs with my cosco heavy duty dolly!
@@MrSmurf459 right but my question was about moving them UPSTAIRS.
@@Makerdude23 I’ve moved fridges upstairs before! But that is my experience only!
@@MrSmurf459 ok thanks for letting me know - maybe ill check out Costco's handtruck.
@@Makerdude23 cosco is the company not Costco, just correcting you!
Good comparison. The stair dolly doesn’t seem to have any advantage over the straight forward one
keep in mind that the other hand truck does have stair skates, though, rather than just being a normal hand truck
Professional movers for years they use Aluminum reefer dollies for few reasons..1:low center of gravity, because of small wheels.2: heavy duty wheel bearings.3:heavy duty rubber gliders behind the wheels for stairs.double pull& push handle.4:came with safety strap with crank ratchet for tightening the load down.
I bought a used Luggage Dolly for $2 and added some wood for stability. I was able to move a wash machine with it. Just not on stairs.
Thanks brother!
Very helpful.
What's the name of that dolly?
Javi Alvarez which one?
Rescue Moving Services the 2nd one?
Javi Alvarez Aluminum Stair Climber Hand Truck Dolly
Javi Alvarez m.ebay.com/itm/Aluminum-Stair-Climber-Hand-Truck-Dolly-Heavy-Duty-550-lb-capacity-Same-day-Ship/152674334769?_trkparms=aid%3D111001%26algo%3DREC.SEED%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20160908105057%26meid%3Da95f2070356c41ccbb9a3762dc586364%26pid%3D100675%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D15%26sd%3D152674334769%26itm%3D152674334769&_trksid=p2481888.c100675.m4236&_trkparms=pageci%3A0c5be851-5aaa-11e8-8ef5-74dbd180e438%7Cparentrq%3A73b616bd1630aa48a93e0d91fffc1f5a%7Ciid%3A1
Rescue Moving Services not that one bro. The other one?
Looks like the only thing I like about the six wheels is that I'd doesn't seem to touch the corner of the stairs. That I like.
They both get the job done!
Yes. I'm worried about inside house stairs that might get scratched with a magliner.
my back weeps for these men..
What happened to the best in the metroplex (Manny....?)
KINGJAYMEZ5280 lol he's on mandatory vacations 😂😂👍
Rescue Moving Services 😂😂 Respect form Denver brother 💪😎 keep up the good work.
KINGJAYMEZ5280 thanks bro, same to you. 😎😎👍👍
Online it said the stair climber could hold 150 not 500+
You are using it wrong for the multiple wheels. Despite you been a mover you don't understand the physics. One set of wheels is on the step, the second set touches the step above. Now you have to lean the weight toward you, and drive in. What you are doing is lifting all the weight.
If those stairs were wood, they would get fucked up by that second dolly.
Not a so good solution. The edges of stairs are going to be damaged with more usage. Marble and tiles edges in home are aesthetically finished.
Wrap them with carpet or something, would probably work fine then. I repair marble. Still probably the best option for heavy stair moves.
Harper Trucks 6781 i was looking for this, because looks like have a Ruber belt instead of a bumper in the back which looks like Will help with heavy duty works.
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What you haven't wrapped the hand trolley in fcn plastic wrap shame on you brother....
I have the same 3 wheel dolly truck and it is intact heavy duty
Might of been better if you gave us the name of the Dolly's instead of just telling us how much you paid them. I'm sold I want one .. But wait! I have no idea what i want. Pointless video.
Shit! I bought it and will not hold, wheels roll broke...aluminum construction is not solid, upholstery of the handle is torn apart after a week. After two months unusable, the company is not responding. Thrown out money!!
Yes, you absolutely right it's not worth it at all. I'm just gonna make another video to show how trash it's this small stair hand truck
Somebody here use this for washing machine?
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Sir yes sir lol
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