Aluminum trucks are lighter than steel and stainless steel trucks and are more durable than fiberglass trucks.

With a frame made of fiberglass, these trucks are as strong as steel yet as lightweight as aluminum.

A spring-loaded pedal at the base of these trucks allows the axle to shift farther from the load plate during tilting to significantly reduce your tilting effort.

These trucks have additional rear wheels for increased stability and better mobility. They fold for easy transport and storage.

Motorized rotating rollers on the back of these trucks make moving heavy items on stairs easier.

In addition to rotating rubber stair climbers, these trucks have fold-down rear legs for increased stability when moving loads up and down stairs and over curbs.

For the most demanding applications, these trucks carry loads of 1,200 lbs. or more.

These trucks resist rust and corrosion, making them the easiest platform trucks to clean.

These economical trucks carry loads up to 400 lbs.

Wood platforms are quieter, and grip loads and absorb impact better than trucks with a metal platform.

Tall handles let you stack higher than other trucks, and a narrow platform with rigid casters in the center and swivel casters at each end let you maneuver in tight spaces. Remove the handles for easy unloading.

These easy-to-clean, corrosion-resistant plastic trucks are reinforced with steel for strength. Removable rails allow you to configure them to accommodate a variety of long, flat loads.

Steel wagons are stronger and more durable than wood wagons.

To minimize bending and lifting, these trucks have a spring platform that adjusts to a comfortable working height as you load and unload.