Magliner86006 C5 Stair Climber Kit for Standard Hand Truck'

If you are going up and downstairs is a most have. Very easy to install, very light and super easy to work with. Love it I had told all crew at work, they definitely need this you'll feel the difference in first day.

Just moved and this helped so much. Made stairs much easier. My 13yo installed for me onto my mag. Still very light. Worth the price. Quality built. I prefer this on over out large heavy commercial dolly!

These stair climbers make all the difference when going up stair steps and curbs. I should've purchased these years ago. I never realized how much reduction of pulling is achieved when lifting over the right angles of stairs and curbs when using these.If you're putting these on a Magliner brand hand truck, no drilling is required. And you don't have to remove anything, either. As you can see from the photos Magliner already has pre-drilled holes for all their various accessories. Installing these on a Magliner brand is laughably easy. I presume the other reviewers who talked about drilling or modifying were putting these stair climbers on different brand hand trucks.As you can see in the photos the climbers are very heavy duty. And they're also one solid piece of aluminum so they're very lightweight. Also, note that these same climbers can be used for either the Magliner with small wheels or the larger pneumatic wheels like I've got.

Super strong and relatively light. Stair treddles work perfectly going up and down. Handle extension adds lifting torque. I highly recommend this brand. I like it so much, I've purchased a few more.

Added this to my Hand truck and it makes going up and down stairs easier!

The stair climber kit is well made and truly uncomplicated. Though I am sure that some trucks are already equipped with a plate that this will directly mount too, mine did not. I had to drill and tap a hole in the wheel mount flange plate to accommodate the arms. I also thought of enlarging the mounting hole to slide the axle direct to the arms. This would probably work well, however, the hole would come dangerously close to the edge when enlarging it. Rather than risk cracking the aluminum casted arms, I drilled the solid mounting plate and tapped it for a shorter 5/16 X 3/4 bolt. It all worked well and so far is operating fine.

I successfully attached these stair sliders to a Magliner hand truck with 10" pneumatic (bouncy) tires. I didn't have to disassemble the truck. The sliders bolted on in 5 minutes with only rudimentary hand tools.

If you are going up or down the stairs and you don't have these installed, then you should seek substance abuse counseling.