One truck, two configurations. Tilt-back for a standard 2-wheel hand truck. Push the back deck down and the truck converts to a 4-wheel platform cart. Switch positions in 5 seconds with a single spring-latch release.
Tilt-back 2-wheel mode. Standard nose plate, full lift angle.
4-wheel platform mode. Deck horizontal, wider stance, higher capacity.
Single spring-latch release. No tools required.
About 15 lb heavier than dedicated hand truck; 35 lb lighter than dedicated cart.
Pick a convertible when one operator covers mixed routes: a delivery driver who handles boxed freight (hand truck) and appliances or furniture (cart) on the same day. Or a warehouse picker who stages tall stacks (hand truck) and consolidates them onto a flat deck (cart) for the dock run.
Skip the convertible if you only ever use one mode — a dedicated hand truck or dedicated platform cart will be lighter and cheaper for single-mode work.
The Senior Convertible uses the 600 lb B1 frame and full 10″ wheels — standard for general freight and route work. The Junior Convertible uses the 500 lb B10 frame and 8″ balloon-cushion wheels — lighter, more compact for office and showroom mixed work.
