I bought my hand truck 10years ago for 70 bucks.
The exact same model is today, 190$ :
https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/mastercraft-mega-hand-truck-1000-lb-0600533p.html?rq=hand+truck
So before you have any comment, it really seems it worth fixing it.
Anyway, after 10 years of good service, the inner tubes wore out and had to be replaced.
In any shop, it’s going to cost you more than half a new truck for sure.
Why not to do it yourself then?
The only things you have to order are the inner tubes, and you’ll get 4 for about 25bucks.
I found mines here:
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0819D842F?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
With all materials and tools already in place, it took me roughly 15min per wheel.
It’s a time reasonably well spent.
What about the tools required? Well, if you are missing a couple of wrenches or a compressor, one of your neighbors will be happy to help. Guaranteed!!!
The beer is not included though…
CU soon then for the next project.
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CU, the planning process is so important to minimize errors to achieve the goal of completing the task or project. Such knowledge based skills applied towards electronics projects as well. During COVID, I made a video for a Mechanical Tools course taught at a community college. I demonstrated the planning stages for cleaning an automobile's battery terminals with the unit in the car. As always a great instructional video, CU.