wolfcraft TS 850 Transport System I 5501000 I The hand truck for all your needs – convenient and space-saving

I know it's more expensive than most folding trolleys (and I've had a few of the cheaper ones) however, this is head and shoulders above them.The ones that don't have folding in wheels are never quite small enough and get in the way because they're always the thickness of the wheels taking precious space. Whereas the ones with fold in wheels fold up small but, after a bit of play in the parts sets in, the wheels start to collapse and fold inward, mostly at the most critical or embarrassing moment.This trolley, on the other hand, has all the good points and, as far as I can see, none of the bad ones. It has very substantial tubular and moulded components and it opens and locks with one handed operation. There is a cross bar that locks in between the wheels so they can't collapse or wobble. This bar also doubles as a very handy foot hold when you need to tip the trolley towards you, something sadly lacking on other folding wheel trolleys. The handle is unlocked by pushing a button on the upper cross member and pulls out to the required height. Once tipped and balanced the large wheels make it very easy to cross most types of surface and even makes stairs quite easy to negotiate.Of course it would be nice if it were cheaper but in view of the quality and strength of the components (no folded tin or flimsy plastic parts) it should last a long time and I really believe it is very good value and I'm glad I splashed out that bit more for a quality product.Oh and by the way I didn't get it for free I had to pay real money for it so this truly is an unbiased opinion.

Having wasted money on flimsy cheap trolleys that bend and buckle as soon as you look at them, let alone touch them I was encouraged by the reviews for this one, but wary of the price tag. In the end I figured that the amount I had spent and the potential amount I might spend was worth a gamble. It really paid off. I LOVE this trolley! Robust, sturdy, lightweight, easy to handle. Push, pull, go up steps, down steps. I have put it through it's paces over the last few weeks moving sound equipment at festivals, and camping gear, etc. over rough terrain, rocky roads, bumpy fields, through long grass, mud etc. and I have to say it seems to be able to handle almost anything.The one thing I love is the bar that comes down between the wheels. This stops the wheels from buckling in under the weight it can carry, or if you go down a step, or kerb, or over a rough surfaces - this happened to me so many times with the cheaper trolleys. LOVE THAT BAR, such a brilliant design feature.It folds down very small and slots in any space in a pack vehicle. And it unfolds ready for use with incredible ease.I hope that it does last over the life of the 10 year guarantee and thus far I am very encouraged. Yes it is a bit on the pricey side, but I feel that I have learned my lesson.I would definitely recommend this product - 100%, 10/10, 5*. Brilliant!

This is a very good truck.I used it all the time.It can take all the bulky items I need to move around the narrow areas of my garden and inside the house.I dont fold it down as its stored in the garage most of the time and I like to have it to hand and not folded up as I am rather impatient as I want to be able to use it straight away when I am busy working outside or inside the house?I find my days are so full doing jobs everywhere in the warmer spring days after winter with all the gardening and moving of items around in the garden.I have seen other reports of the truck giving way but also the picture showing someone piling it high with breeze blocks is misleading as this truck does have a weight limit and to exceed that is asking for problems.Everything has weak points and so does this truck I imagine but I stick strictly to the rules of the limit of its weight moving capabilities and them must know they loaded it too much and anyhow, if something is too heavy it would be far too heavy for me to even lift it onto the truck so for me those who do that can only blame themselves for not reading the weight limits for this truck.Not having a strong man around I rely on my own 'helpers' and this is just one of them that does the job perfectly.I can say without a doubt that after my own experiences using this very handy truck I am very pleased with it!

Although there are a number of plastic elements to this porter's style trolley, it does seem much sturdier than I expected and so much better than the competition in that sense. I particularly like the way the cross bar snaps into position between the wheels to brace them apart and prevent any unintended collapse. I also like the simple one move way it unfolds and folds.The corollary of this though, is the difficulty of moving the bar to make the erection or folding. From flat it unfolds easily until the final stage when the cross bar must be snapped into place, when it gets very stiff. To fold, the cross bar must be pulled towards you, but the lightweight trolley just follows behind. I had to ask my wife to stand on the platform to anchor it down while I 'unsnapped' the bar from it's place. Of course, this impedes the platform from starting it's own folding away, so the whole operation is difficult. I hope it becomes easier as it 'wears in', before it wears out!