i’ve gone through a lot of different sack trucks. i have a up and down stepped path for my arcades and pins. To date this has been flawless and i’ve moved pins to large harry levy coin pushers and a namco pac-man ball with it pushing 200kg it did not complain.
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Sack Trucks
- Thread starter Sam C
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Nothing compares to Magliners with step sliders.
Its what the pros use however triple the price of anything comparable.
But 10 times better !
Its what the pros use however triple the price of anything comparable.
But 10 times better !
I'm also an advocate for the yellow truck - you can certainly reduce 'flex' and lean by making sure the tyres are inflated fully.Ok, Magliner is my fav. (had one years ago) but as I don’t use them that much anymore I have these two. The red one is good but too heavy, the yellow one which is light was £20 and good enough to get a STtNG down many flights of marble stairs in a Weybridge gated estate type house without any damage to machine or house! My preference of the two. Does flex a bit but I like a bit of drama
I prefer air pneumatic tyres also.
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Had mine over 10 years and been pretty much faultless with every machine I've moved over many different terrains.
It's also lightweight and slim meaning that it fits in the car alongside a machine without any issue.
Totally and i think I saw Matt Vince use something along those lines at my house once - he did not need any help. But for people in the trade against home users it’s like buying a 3 ton trolley jack to lift a fiesta