49 Troll Panel Handler, Yellow

I have to say i was very impressed with it. for 35 bucks it worked great for getting drywall into the job. i actually was able to carry 3 sheets at a time. Although im sure you can use it alone i did still have help and it made moving the drywall in so easy and barely broke a sweat. If i had to pick a con its i feel like the wheels could be beefed up a bit since they seem a bit cheap but the main frame is solid. Def worth giving it a try.

Great for moving 44lb sheets of “lightweight” drywall, which are now taped together in twos by the manufacturer- resulting in an 88lb, 4x8 load, which I end up handling by myself…

Used for the movement of 8 by 4 3/4 plywood. Successful when doing it by myself. Used with peg board project, also. Allows maneuvering of wood with one person with 8 by 4 wood. Cloudless take upto 2 inches. Movement is good for short runs actual construction site. Would be somewhat problematic with longer distances or stairs

works great for hauling heavy dock panels

Everything was well built well but the wheels are only held on by simple push on caps. So during usage the caps would come off and hence the wheels would then come off. Cotter pins or retaining washers would fix this problem.

I had bought this product after buying one years ago that was amazing and great quality. This product however, is not the same quality and has some flaws that makes it difficult to roll due to the poor craftsmanship. The axels are welded crooked which causes the wheels to not roll straight. Also, the wheels wouldn't turn until I loosened them a little.

This thing made my day the first time I used it. It works great for moving drywall or any sheet goods, I’m going to use it to move door slabs as well so I’ll probably put some padding on it to protect the wood even though it would probably be fine without it. If you are reading this the answer is “Yes”, you should buy this now and quit wasting time reading reviews.

Used to to transport bunch of double drywall sheets from tight garage space to a storage. Had no problem maneuvering out of garage side door, going over patches of lawn on the way across backyard. Overall seems to be built really well and priced more than modestly. I would recommend one of those clamp handles to be cable to pull out sheets of substrate out of tight places into area where they can be positioned on this dolly. Also, balancing is important.

The media could not be loaded. This thing is perfect for moving around shaft linear, or even plywood. I’m thinking that if you want to move a 4 x 12 sheet of drywall around, that could be a little tricky. It’s not a 4 wheel drywall cart, so don’t think it will work like one. With regards debris and extension cords on the ground, I mean come on. Any idiot knows that even a drywall cart will get hung up on that kind of stuff. I think the troll is perfect for what it was intended. Totally satisfied here. By the way, you’re suppose to center the plywood on the troll and hold the handle and the top of the sheet as you move across the floor, if you insist on grabbing it from the end, it won’t work. Use a regular 4 wheel drywall cart in this case.

Works great for hauling my display aheets everywhere. If i had one complaint is that the handle could be longer.

I lost the wheels after one days . The new model is cheaper than before. Made in china sucks vs made Usa was way better but not anymore :(