Hey guys, I want your advice/opinion on what brand/model of these

You're not going to have much of a selection. The Home Depot and Lowes and Ace Hardware all have pretty much the same options as far as ladders and hand trucks go. And as far as tools go, you'll have to buy each one individually. One tip you need to keep in mind when it comes to tools is ou get what you pay for. If it's something you want to make a career out of, spend the extra few bucks. If it's just to do a quick job, then buy whatever you want, but if you want to start a shop or something, you want quality. Trust me.

>>1208694

Thanks, I guess I'll continue with the Home Depot selection. So far I landed on this handtruck http://www.homedepot.com/p/Cosco-Shifter-300-lb-2-In-1-Convertible-Hand-Truck-and-Cart-12222PBG1E/205430398

I think this one is medium. Decent price and very very good reviews.

>>1208695
Yeah those are really popular right now. I've never experienced any issues with them, but there are so many pieces and things that could go wrong, that I'm weary of them. If they have anything else go for the solid ones that are just one piece. I guess it depends on what you're moving tho. If it's boxes n shit, that one you showed would be ok. If it's like a bucket of copper parts or something, you'd want the solid one. Just my two cents.

>>1208694
Ask your mailman.

>>1208700
Or like if you're moving a water heater, the older style are almost designed for it. Proper size and curvature to the frame, it's much easier to move big items with the solid hand truck.

>>1208700

Heaviest, biggest things I need to move is the washer and dryer (really washer).

I also got some dressers but nothing too too big. I'm not going to do construction work with it, just use it every couple years probably.

I got a drill already and it's black and decker. Not as good as DeWalts but for the type of simple random stuff I do it's perfect. I'm looking for the same type of Hand Truck.

>>1208704

I'm liking this one now http://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-800-lb-Capacity-2-in-1-Convertible-Hand-Truck-CHT800P/100071520

>>1208692
Why don't you just rent one from uhaul?

>>1208692
>Hand truck (like in pic related)

Look for,

•Fewest parts, no convertible shit where it can lay down with a couple casters on the handle end. ("preferably one that can lay flat also." No! Those are shit.)
•Single construction, no tube-in tube sliding extension shit.
•Large diameter wheel. The larger the smoother it will be to pull over bumps (pull over bumps don't push).
•Solid rubber tires. Seriously FUCK pneumatic tires.

>>1208701
Really tho OP, find a company that uses them alot and see if they cant order you one of there good ones for a few extra bucks.