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Rhino Cart Heavy Duty Appliance Dolly for Building Material Handling & Moving Heavy Furniture with Ease - Expands up to 46 with a 2 000lb Load Rating - Made in USA

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          ALL TERRAIN DOLLY: The Rhino Cart heavy duty furniture dolly rolls smoothly over thresholds uneven surfaces dirt & gravel making tough moves easier when handling appliances furniture construction materials heavy boxes & large tools
          HEAVY DUTY DOLLY 2000 LBS LOAD RATING: Built from specialized hardened steel and reinforced commercial-grade poly resin used in industrial applications the Rhino moving cart supports 2 000 lbs with 8 rugged urethane wheels for strength and stability
          VERSATILE FLOOR DOLLY: Expands 6"- 46" to fit various objects and pallets; push poles together and slide the skate to adjust width or pull skates and poles to extend; sides separate for oversized items so you can move heavy furniture easily
          RHINO CART DOLLY SKATE DIMENSIONS & CLEARANCE: Each skate measures 18" wide x 4.75" tall with a 4.5" surface width to support item weight; this heavy duty moving dolly with wheels lifts 1.75" off the ground for smooth stable and easy moving
          MADE IN USA: Our furniture moving dolly is proudly made and assembled in the USA patented under US patents #10053129 & 11 117 608 with others pending & honored with both the 2019 Most Innovative New Product & the Retailers Choice Award

          The Rhino Cart makes is easy to move heavy loads over rough and uneven surfaces. Great for moving large appliances furniture construction materials heavy boxes or large tools.

        • Rhino Cart is too wide for my doorway. What do I do?

          Rhino Cart doesn't NEED poles. If you need to move something through a narrow doorway you can remove the poles and just place the Rhino Cart skates under the object you are looking to move. We have video of this on our tips and tricks section.

        • I've read some reviews about bent poles. What is that about?

          Rhino Cart is designed to have the weight go on the skate. The poles are not intended to carry the weight. When a user doesn't read the instructions and ignores the warning stickers bent poles are the result :(

        • I'm moving an item larger than 46" - can Rhino Cart accommodate larger items?

          Yes. Rhino Cart is designed to be flexible. With the poles attached Rhino Cart can move an item from 6-46". If you are moving a narrow item or a very wide item you can remove the poles and just use the Rhino Cart skates to move the item.

        • Can I move a gun safe with Rhino Cart?

          Yes. Rhino Cart is rated to carry 2 000lbs. Most gun safes weigh less than 1 000lbs. We use an 800lbs gun safe for demos at trade shows.Use the tie down eyelets and have an extra set of hands before moving heavy items.

          • Rhino Cart is rated to carry up to 2 000lbs and can roll over thresholds uneven ground and unplanned obstacles. The skates on Rhino Cart can slide or be totally separated from the poles making it more versatile than a traditional dolly. Plus Rhino Cart is made in the USA

          Tips and Tricks For Using Rhino Cart

          Rhino Cart In action

          How to Use Your Rhino Cart

          Put the wight on the skates not the poles

          Extend poles to put the skates under the item

          Some of the things you show in the videos seem unbelievable. Are they real?

          Rhino Cart is too wide for my doorway. What do I do?

          I've read some reviews about bent poles. What is that about?

          I'm moving an item larger than 46" - can Rhino Cart accommodate larger items?

          Can I move a gun safe with Rhino Cart?

          How is Rhino Cart Better Than a Traditional Moving Dolly?