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hand truck

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hand truck [′hand ‚trək]
(engineering)
A manually operated, two-wheeled truck consisting of a rectangular frame with handles at the top and a plate at the bottom to slide under the load.
Any of various small, manually operated, multiwheeled platform trucks for transporting materials.


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To scare the thief into surrendering, the local man fired a shot into the ground and told him to stop, but the thief, rather than giving up, threw his burglary tools--including a hand truck and bolt cutters--into the back of his pickup, and then got in the truck and drove away.
The Workmate Hand Truck is a hand truck, workbench, vise, bench tool stand and sawhorse all in one; folds flat for storage.
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