Moving...need to borrow/rent a hand truck...

[funcat]

...or can hire sombody with one.....or some moving company for 1 day...anybody know?...Mae Rim area...

[CMKiwi]

Have sent you a PM.

[sfokevin]

Look in the ads of Chiang Mai Citylife... There is always a guy renting trucks... Bet he has helpers too

[funcat]

Look in the ads of Chiang Mai Citylife... There is always a guy renting trucks... Bet he has helpers too

Thanks Kevin,actually I do have a truck,what I need is the little push thingy that helps move appliances around...the one on the photo,that I've included in the OP...but I've already got some good leed to it,so....thanks again

[firefox999uk]

In the U.K. we call `the little push thingy' a sack barrow (sack barra)

Just saying like

Have a nice Day.

[funcat]

In the U.K. we call `the little push thingy' a sack barrow (sack barra)

Just saying like

Have a nice Day.

OK...it's never to late to learn some new vocabulary....

[funcat]

OK,got it...Thanks CMKiwi....and all you guys...good help here

...mods can close this topic now...thanks

[haybilly]

Could you PM to me the same information--before they close the Thread--I am planning a house move in the near future and a 'Sack Truck' would be very useful, also.

[funcat]

Could you PM to me the same information--before they close the Thread--I am planning a house move in the near future and a 'Sack Truck' would be very useful, also.

..just contact/PM CMKiwi....

[eyecatcher]

More commonly a sack cart.

Can buy them in most of the big diy stores.

[watcharacters]

In the U.K. we call `the little push thingy' a sack barrow (sack barra)

Just saying like

Have a nice Day.

.

THanks fire.

The OP did quite well in his request by asking for a hand truck and even including an image.

Looking at ( sack barra ) on www.google.com/images i find this as the nearest using your term in relation to the OP.

After having helped so many people move over the years in my home country I finally just bought my own "hand truck" so moving became easier without having to go rent one of the things. I used it for my own good a few times as well.

Not very expensive and they sure can save one's back. The one below is similar to what I bought . It's called a stair climber appliance dolly and cost just over 3300 THB when I bought it.

[CMKiwi]

I think the stair climber version has 3 wheels on each side, and this enables it to climb up or down stairs a lot easier than the normal 2 wheel sack barrow.

The beasty I purchased from macro is a 2 wheel version with pneumatic tyres. Great for moving cases of beer and the like. The one I got also has a pull down base to allow you to carry bigger items. Great value for just 900 baht.