Tricam 10-inch No Flat Hand Truck Tires

Posted on October 6, 2009 by admin

I just ordered some solid tires to replace the dreaded pneumatic tires on my Harper Hand Truck. After checking with Google shopping I chose Amazon.com for it’s free shipping and splurged for the Tricam MH2375 Universal 10-Inch No Flat Tire, Red
I chose the red ones because, at the same price, they look ridiculous. A bonus.

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4 Responses to “Tricam 10-inch No Flat Hand Truck Tires”

  1.   Jordan, on October 13th, 2009 at 1:10 pm Said:

    I just noticed you chose our company’s no-flat tires for use on your hand truck. I hope these tires work out for you, and meet your expectations. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or concerns, or have any further need for no-flat tires or any of our other products.
    Thanks for your business.
    Jordan Bayersdorfer
    Tricam Industries

  2.   Fleuri, on November 4th, 2009 at 7:54 pm Said:

    One tire on my Harper hand truck (Lowe’s, HD, or warehouse club- not sure which) likewise blew apart after light use/just sitting around. Thanks for your input. This was a slightly different (P-single-handle) model, but likewise sold at a “budget” price.
    Have you installed it yet? Does the color pigment of the solid tire stain your floors as you run your truck over them?
    I, too, need to replace my tire, and have been looking around for best choices, as well as people sharing techniques. How do you remove the cotter pin that holds the wheel to the axle?
    Thanks !

  3.   admin, on November 5th, 2009 at 4:04 am Said:

    Flueri,
    Getting the cotter pin off is simple with a pair of pliers.
    Yes, I installed the red wheels and I have used my handtruck almost everyday since. I’m not sure if I getting weaker by the day but I’ve found it to be very helpful.

    The coloring does not come off on the floor. I bought red, which seems like it would be better than black if it rubbed off but there’s no such worry.

    The new wheels are perfect but they were pricey! I paid $40 through Amazon, yet the handtruck was that much to begin.

    I checked my options and decided I liked the simplicity of this Harper Hand-Truck over a replacement model and bought the new wheels.
    No worries, no complaints.

    The color of the red wheels is more orange than red. – comic relief while carrying – my handtruck has red wheels.

  4.   admin, on December 3rd, 2009 at 8:25 am Said:

    My new RED WHEELS, left outside for 2 days, are NOW ORANGE WHEELS. (Apparently they do not hold up to Autumn UV)

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