Wheel Dolly's for storage.

[Tight Lines]

Looking for some wheel Dolly's. Need them to fit a 12" tire. Couple of questions though, does anybody have any experience with them and which ones are decent to good and will they work on this flooring? Flooring is industrial rubber used in warehouses and can support forklifts. Just worried about the coin pattern. Thanks for any info.

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[serb82]

Don't use harbor freight style! Have them and hate them, doesn't roll for shit on smooth concrete

 

[The Beast]

I posted on your Cmc thread I have these u can buy cheap

 

[The Beast]

Don't use harbor freight style! Have them and hate them, doesn't roll for shit on smooth concrete

I pushed my car in by myself and pulled it out by myself from the corner of the garage with no problems. I rearranged my garage so I won't need mine anymore.

 

[crooks]

Those grey ones from HF work good for me on concrete. The black ones from HF are junk.

 

[RICH17]

I bet they would dent that flooring after some time.

 

[rocket5979]

Don't use harbor freight style! Have them and hate them, doesn't roll for shit on smooth concrete

I have the gray ones too and they work smoothly for me. The key with them is taking them apart and packing the bearings and friction surfaces with good grease so that they slide and articulate easier. That makes a world of difference and doesn't take much more time, considering that you have to assemble them anyways.

Looking for some wheel Dolly's. Need them to fit a 12" tire. Couple of questions though, does anybody have any experience with them and which ones are decent to good and will they work on this flooring? Flooring is industrial rubber used in warehouses and can support forklifts. Just worried about the coin pattern. Thanks for any info.

I think that since the wheels on the HF ones are so small, they would not roll easily over that coin patterned surface. The wheels would have to be maybe 1.5 - 2x the diameter of the HF ones for them to roll easily enough. Perhaps if the rubber deforms somewhat easily it wouldn't be a problem, but still may not be too fun to deal with.

 

[Tight Lines]

Thanks Gomez but I was going to look into the ratchet ones.

Indentations was one concern, not sure if it would or wouldn't. Not sure I'm going to waste money or not. It would be nice to maneuver tightly into a corner as my garage is tight.

 

[NTAGNIZ]

GoJacks are the best. I have the black ones from HF and they are junk.

 

[Tight Lines]

Go jacks are nice but a lot of coin.

 

[The Beast]

Thanks Gomez but I was going to look into the ratchet ones.

Indentations was one concern, not sure if it would or wouldn't. Not sure I'm going to waste money or not. It would be nice to maneuver tightly into a corner as my garage is tight.

No worries somebody Pm'd me after I posted it here that wants them