Easily haul appliances, furniture, boxes, and more with this red 4-in-1 Utility Cart from Kerry Kart. The versatile, multipurpose cart is quickly adaptable without tools to be used as a trolly, dolly, hand truck, or step ladder, and it has a weight capacity of up to 400 lb. Constructed of durable, welded steel, the cart offers a built-in stabilization bar for improved safety, large, ANSI-certified steps for enhanced comfort when using in step ladder mode, and industrial-quality skate wheels to easily move over any terrain.

Multipurpose Utility Cart    Trolly, Dolly, Hand Truck & Step Ladder    Industrial-Quality Wheels    400 lb Weight Capacity    ANSI-Certified Steps    Built-In Stabilization Bar    Welded Steel Construction

Combines a stable surface with a handle so you can haul bricks, soil, and other heavy items.

This flat, stable surface is perfect for moving the biggest couches, dressers, and more.

Nimble and maneuverable, it's ideal for tight corners and even for going up or down stairs.

Conveniently transforms into a safe ladder so you can reach new heights with ease.

Changing form is simple and takes only seconds, with no tools required. This makes this cart a most versatile moving solution for any situation. And when you're done, fold it up flat for ultra-compact storage.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi, What's the capacity of the backpack in liters?

A: The Roland CB-RU10 Utility Backpack has multiple storage compartments that vary in size. The manufacturer only provides external dimensions for the bag which are 21.2 x 13.1 x 9.2" (538 x 333 x 234 mm). The storage capacity is not provided in liters. The bag is intended for carrying one or more Roland electronic instruments, such as the TR-8S Rhythm Performer, MC-707 Groovebox, SP-404MKII, and others, along with essential performance accessories such as a laptop or tablet, microphones, cables, footswitches, headphones, etc.

Q: 2. Would this hold a Fuji 16X80 and a Fuji 10 x 24 side by side with a divider (from a Lowepro 400 AW II)?

A: Yes, both lenses can be held in this bag side by side.

Q: 3. Will it fit an older Aluminum Manfrotto tripod?

A: The Manfrotto 166 Tripod Utility Apron straps onto the tripod legs. It will work on a wide variety of tripods, old and new.

Q: 4. Can it fit Sony A7iii with the 24-105 lens attached to the camera or does the lens have to be removed?

A: During testing, I was able to fit the A7III and A7IV inside the Lowepro ProTactic Utility Bag 100AW with the 24-105mm f/4 attached (w/o lens hood) without having to dismount the lens. It does fit quite snug either laterally or vertically though, so you'd have to be careful not to drop or bang it against something, as it's quite tight and might not do much against impact absorption.

Q: 5. Is this one easy to pull up a flight or two of stairs?

A: Yes. Those back wheels act as a stair climber. You would have an easier time pulling up a flight or 2 of stairs with this cart.

Q: 6. Would it fit in iPhone 6s?

A: You can put an iPhone in this bag.

Q: 7. Many reviews mention that the pockets are too small. Would it not be possible simply to cut out one of the dividers and thus have 2 reasonably sized pockets??

A: You could do that but it may cause fraying and the stitching to come undone.

Q: 8. Can beach rolly cart be used to carry a kayak on the top? (same way as the Eckla Rafty) ?

A: The maximum weight capacity while in motion is 176 pounds while in motion. As long as it's under the weight limit, you will be fine.

Q: 9. Does this product suffer from rust issues?

A: After a while it does if dragging through rain and snow. I also have sent it back after 10 years to get refurbished.

Q: 10. Would it fit Nikon D810 with battery grip?

A: Yes, the Lowepro ProTactic Utility Bag 100 will be able to fit a Nikon D810 with the battery grip.