RockNRoller RMH1 Mini Handtruck

I'm 6 feet tall and i find that, depending on the weight and dimensions of the load, i have to stoop a good bit more than i would like for a guy with the sort of back that prompted me to buy the thing in the first place. Someone who's hands are closer to the ground and/or doesn't have a bad back would find this less objectionable.

The carrying arm is quite deep(long?) so a good volume of equipment can be carried at once.

The wheels are solid so the cargo gets bounced around quite a bit and it likes only the most even of pavement. A nice smooth piece of tarmac and you're laughing.

The wheels are each secured by a pin that is the shape of a shepherd's crook and will gradually slip out of the hole on any terrain other than the aforementioned super-smooth tarmac. This has caused a wheel fall off and the 30KG power amp and its case to crash unceremoniously in a car park, a busy pavement, and a field. I lost one of the pins last time round.

Someone more technically-minded could likely bodge a replacement and have the trolley up and running again.

It folds away into a pleasingly small form, fits perfectly into the the passenger footwell of a toyota corolla and, with the exception of the connection between wheel and axle, is very sturdy.

I bought this a year or two ago , i needed something to take equipment to jam nights, gigs, busking etc. I have managed to fit 2 acoustics in hard cases , a cymbal bag containing 16 crash and a cymbal stand , mike stand and small vox amp on it . I have also managed to fit a strat and Marshall valvestate on it for going to local jam nights, have used it to transport double boxed guitars to post etc.

I have no car so it is really useful on foot and I have managed to load it in a taxi too.

It goes up and down kerbs relatively easy and there is a type of bar that you can put your foot on to assist, it seems strong , and it folds down small when at home.

My only slight grumble is I would prefer the handlebto pull out a bit more but it's use and ruggedness offset this gripe . I can see me using this with my Marshall valvestate 8240 as it is quite heavy , I have already used it with a valvestate 20 and electric guitar. I live in a very hilly place and it has made playing out and transporting things much easier. I have even used it to raise an amp off the ground and position it better.

A worthwhile buy at the price and it has a long base at the bottom meaning you can fit more stuff on than a regular barrow

Fed up of arriving at gigs feeling like your hands are going to fall off from lugging your amp around? Fed up forking out for taxis as getting on buses/trains with all your gear is just too much hassle?

This is a great little trolley with enough load bearing capacity to carry most rigs.

Ever hear of a revolutionary invention called the wheel? This bad boy has 2 (TWO) of them to save your precious fingers for playing tunes. It?s super compact for getting onto public transport and feels sturdy. Just take a little care bringing up onto footpaths as it?s so slim it can be just a little unstable. No instructions for getting the wheels on either but not hard to figure out.

Happy customer - great value for money!

I was very positively surprised when I got this little truck.

First of all, it really looks great. Sure, it is Made in China (at least I think so), but it is designed well.
Second, it does the job well. It is steady, does not waver or falter, and handles even heavy carriage e.g. amp cabinets and other gear without any problems.

The only thing I got a little problem with was how to mount the wheels to the base prior first use. The wheels come separate, and you have to mount them if you are to use the cart.

But I fugured it out, after about two or three attempts.

Then, everything was OK.

Can recommend to others, without a slightest hesitation.

I had many trolleys to carry my combo around and they lasted no more than a year, off course those have been the cheap luggage or shopping trolleys, this time I wanted to find the ultimate one and so I bought this...
It is really strong, the wheels can be changed which is also a good thing as they tend to be the first thing to break.
I find it a bit heavy and I wish there was a "micro" version but with the same quality build, that's the problem with luggage trolleys, they are lighter but wheels and solder joints are of poor quality.
I reckon this will last for a long time!

I got this trolley for guitar amplifier. It is a good quality and takes not a lot of space. Product was well packaged. Delivery was quick. Trolley looks really sturdy and you can fold handle and bottom tray without any hassle. Handle has a lock in secure mechanism, which you have to unlock when folding down the handle, pretty cool. Wheels are perfect for London streets. Product was partially assembled, apart from wheels. Little minus - I have not found information how to attach the wheels, it was quite obvious but I would feel more confident with that. At the end I found instruction online.
I have put some grease to assemble wheels, in my case was bicycle oil.
Nice product!