Our Hot Rod Hand Trucks Basics information and video will show you how to use the HRHT efficiently and with out injury. Be sure to comment or send us your questions after you’ve read the article and watched the video. We welcome your feedback and look forward to hearing from you. The Best Tool for…
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Lifting And Moving Water Heaters The Safe And Easy Way When it comes to lifting and moving water heaters, the Hot Rod Hand Truck is the solution you’ve been looking for. Not only does it improve a water heater installer’s safety, it makes lifting, moving, removing and installing water heaters easy enough for one person.…
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Why Our HRHT Water Heater Dolly Is Worth Every Penny If you are reading this you may be wondering why our water heater dolly is worth every penny. You’re also probably a plumber, maybe a ‘one-man’ shop or at least you think like one. You are personally responsible for how things go, from being prepared…
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You’ve read that right folks, Dave at Hot Rod Hand Truck, has decided to hold a HRHT Scratch And Dent Sale, while supplies last! There are only a limited number of HRHT’s available with minor scratches, dents and or blemishes. Again as mentioned, these are minor cosmetic issues. They will in no way affect the…
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Practice Makes Perfect! Practice Makes Perfect With Our Custom Water Heater Hand Truck. One of our customers in Oklahoma, recently sent us a video showing himself practicing lifting and moving a water heater on and off a pedestal using his new Hot Rod Hand Truck & Strap Kit. The tech in the video is named…
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It’s a Game Changer For Doing Water Heaters We recently got a call from a customer who bought his Hot Rod Hand Truck Kits back in 2018. His company specializes in residential water heater replacements in the northern California area. He wanted us to know just how valuable he thought the Hot Rod Hand Truck…
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It used to be true that the only way to get a water heater out of a pan and onto the ground from a platform was to bear-hug it and lift it out. The old tank was dirty and full of sediment, and maybe there was an awkward angle to the whole thing. Just the…
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