Towable wagon trucks have a T-bar handle with a ring that allows them to be manually pushed or connected to towing equipment for occasional low-speed towing applications. They have a flush metal deck that allows items to slide onto or off of the trucks, which helps reduce effort when loading and unloading heavy items compared to wagon trucks with a load-retaining lipped deck. The trucks' metal deck can withstand rougher handling and hold heavier loads than plastic or wooden decks.

These wagon trucks have a flush deck that allows items to slide onto or off of the trucks. This helps reduce effort when loading and unloading heavy items compared to wagon trucks with a load-retaining lipped deck or side walls. Also known as nursery wagons or garden carts, the trucks have a perforated metal deck with openings that let debris and liquid fall through the deck instead of collecting on it, which helps keep the trucks clean when used in dirty or wet applications such as landscaping, outdoor facilities, and garden centers. The trucks' metal deck can withstand rougher handling and hold heavier loads than plastic or wooden decks.

These wagon trucks have a lip along the edge of their deck that prevents items from sliding off it but doesn't require heavy items to be lifted very far when loading them onto the deck. Also known as nursery wagons or garden carts, they have a perforated metal deck with openings that let debris and liquid fall through the deck. This helps keep the trucks clean when used in dirty or wet applications such as landscaping, outdoor facilities, and garden centers. The trucks' metal deck can withstand rougher handling and hold heavier loads than plastic or wooden decks.

These wagon trucks have a flush metal deck that allows items to slide onto or off of the trucks. This helps reduce effort when loading and unloading heavy items compared to wagon trucks with a load-retaining lipped deck or side walls. The trucks' metal deck can withstand rougher handling and hold heavier loads than plastic or wooden decks.

These wagon trucks have a flush wooden deck that allows items to slide onto or off of the trucks. This helps reduce effort when loading and unloading heavy items compared to wagon trucks with a load-retaining lipped deck or side walls. Their wooden deck makes less noise and is less likely to damage delicate materials and finishes on products carried on the truck than a metal deck.

These wagon trucks have a metal deck with lips or sides that prevent items from sliding off the trucks. Short lips reduce the distance that items need to be lifted when moving them onto or off of the trucks. Tall sides provide more protection against loads falling off the trucks and are a better choice for holding loose or bulk items. The trucks' metal deck can withstand rougher handling and hold heavier loads than plastic or wooden decks.

These wagon trucks have shock-absorbing pneumatic wheels and cushioned deck matting that absorb shock and vibration while the trucks are rolling, which helps protect fragile items on the trucks from damage. Also known as instrument carts, these wagon trucks are used for moving delicate, vibration-sensitive equipment in laboratories, testing facilities, and similar areas. The matting has a nonslip surface that stops items from sliding on the deck and colliding with each other. The matting is also nonconductive, which helps prevent damage to electronic items on the deck. Their metal deck can withstand rougher handling and hold heavier loads than plastic or wooden decks.

The perforated metal deck on these wagon trucks has openings that let debris and liquid fall through the deck, which helps keep the trucks clean when used in dirty or wet applications such as landscaping, outdoor facilities, and garden centers. Also known as yard carts or garden carts, these trucks have side walls that prevent loads from falling off the deck. The walls can be folded down or removed to reduce straining and lifting when moving heavy items onto or off of the trucks. The trucks' metal deck can withstand rougher handling and hold heavier loads than plastic or wooden decks.