Can you rent a dolly from Home Depot?
You can rent a hand truck or an appliance dolly. We even offer heavy-duty pallet jack rentals. If you require a little more hauling capacity, we also rent trailers including solid wall and lawn and garden trailers. Come to the Tool Rental Center at your local Home Depot.
How much does it cost to rent a dolly?
While car carriers and car dollies are one solution, towing may not always be an excellent choice if you are a cost sensitive person. The cost to rent a car dolly is $45 – $65 a day, but it still depends on the location. If the trip is only one-way, the dolly will be picked up and dropped off in the same area.
Where can I buy a dolly?
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Where to buy a dolly for moving?
- Scheduled or on-demand
- Delivery in as little as 90 minutes
- Pick a 30 minute window of choice
- Operate 7 days/wk, 365 days/yr
How much weight can a furniture dolly hold?
Common dollies are generally rated around 600 to 800 pounds. Heavy duty models are generally available with ratings up to 1,200 pounds. Regardless of the type of dolly used, it's important not to exceed the weight limit as this may damage the dolly and be a safety hazard for anyone operating the machine.
What is the difference between a hand truck and an appliance dolly?
Dollies are available in a selection of different designs and sizes, making it easy to select the right type of dolly for your specific needs. Unlike hand trucks, which can slide under the item on the ground, items have to be lifted onto the dolly in order to transport them.
What's the difference between a utility dolly and an appliance dolly?
At first glance, an appliance dolly may look a lot like a regular hand truck or utility dolly. Appliance dollies feature straps to help secure and protect your bulky item. Many appliance dolly also commonly feature an additional handhold to help with steadying the load and moving on an incline.
How much can a dolly lift?
As a general rule, most of the dollies and hand trucks you can buy on Tent and Table can handle at least 600 lbs, though some can handle as much as 1,000 lbs or more.
Can you move a couch with an appliance dolly?
To move a couch with a dolly, tip it on to its end and slowly maneuver it onto the platform. Use furniture straps to secure it in place. From there, you'll just have to push and let the dolly's wheels do the rest.
Are furniture dollies worth it?
Dollies allow individuals to move extremely heavy items without the help of a crew. In turn, this not only makes your move go by quicker, but it also relieves the pain carrying heavy boxes and furniture can cause on your back.
Can you move a refrigerator with a dolly?
Wrap the refrigerator with moving blankets to protect its finish while moving. Place an appliance dolly at the center of one side of the unit. Have a helper tilt the refrigerator slightly while you slip the dolly base underneath it. Tighten the dolly straps around the refrigerator.
Can you move a washer with a utility dolly?
Load the washer onto the appliance dolly You're going to need an appliance dolly (the two-wheel hand truck) to move your washing machine out of your home and load it into the awaiting moving vehicle. This is by far the easiest way to move a washing machine.
How do you move a refrigerator down stairs by yourself?
Tilt the dolly so that the fridge is resting at a 45-degree angle toward the person in the back, then very slowly go up or down the stairs one step at a time, with the person in front serving as a guide and helping distribute some of the weight. Don't try to lift the dolly—instead, push or pull it carefully and gently.
Are you supposed to push or pull a dolly?
Never pull a cart, dolly, or hand truck. Always push it when moving loads.
How much weight can a Home Depot cart carry?
Store up to 500 lbs.
How much weight can a uhaul dolly hold?
Max Load: 3,450 lbs. when towing a front-wheel drive vehicle, 3,900 lbs. when towing a rear-wheel drive vehicle. Empty weight: 750 lbs.
Hand Truck
category #10 group #132 Ideal for heavy duty loads and high-stacking applications. D-handle allows for one hand operation. Nose extension plate assists with handling bulky loads.
4 Wheel Dolly
category #10 group #136 Great for moving large items like cabinets and pianos. Equipped with carpeted ends to protect and cushion valuable items. 1,000 lb. loading capacity.
Pallet Jack 6000 LB
category #10 group #372 Ideal for heavy duty lifting of bulk quantities of material as well as loading/unloading box trucks. Overload protection prevents lifting loads past maximum capacity. 6,000 lb. loading capacity. Zero turn radius.
450LB Material Lift 12'
category #10 group #333 Perfect for steel erectors, facility management, industrial maintenance and electrical contractors. Convenient one piece design is great for one man operation. Reaches heights up to 12 ft. with loading capacity of 450 lbs.
Loading Ramps
category #10 group #131 Great for loading ATVs, lawnmowers, golf carts and other equipment. Foldable design allows for easy use and compact storage. Each ramp has 1,200 lb. loading capacity.
Dollies
A heavy duty, wheeled platform that’s great for moving cartons or appliances.
Hand Trucks
Upright platform with two wheels, a handle & ledge on which to set boxes.
Moving Carts
Durable, large platform with 4 wheels. Great for stacking large objects.
Lifting Straps
Ergonomic straps that assist with moving anything big, bulky or heavy.
Utility Dolly (Hand truck)
Ideal for moving apartments, the best choice for moving boxes, appliances, furniture and more.
Furniture Dolly
This four-wheel dolly is perfect for moving dressers, wall units, pianos, chest freezers and more.
Appliance Dolly
The ideal choice when moving refrigerators, washers, stoves and other heavy appliances.
Furniture Pads
Offering the ultimate protection for your belongings! When moving your furniture and applicances there's nothing better than U-Haul's furniture pads.