TODAY ONLY Good deal if you are looking for dollies

[Gio]

Mover's Dolly

 

[rekees4300]

At 12X18 it's too small for my needs. However $7.99 is a good price. The casters are worth more than that.

 

[Gio]

I was thiinking one on each end with a 2x8 across like a plank. they are a bit small but you are right about the value just for the casters.

 

[gwdixon]

Our local bar is a good source. Wait....is that what we're talking about?

(C'mon, you know some idiot had to say it.)

 

[Gio]

Good one GW. I didn't account for the cross-reference. If you are looking for real "Dollies" Harbor Freight is NOT the right spot. You may get a bargain but she wouldn't last long.

 

[rus_geek]

I just picked up three of these yesterday. As mentioned, they are quite small, but I just scavenge the casters off of them for other uses. Most recently I'm making a cart for my tiller. Sick of dragging it around on the floor, even though its <100lb.

-rus-

 

[nickel plate]

I purchased the same dolly early this summer also on sale. It's under my Honda generator which now easily rolls about the shop. Soon had to strap it down as the two were wanting to part company while in operation.

 

[Ford850]

I have a pile of these in both the small and the larger sizes. I use 2 under the leading edge of my rotary cutter when I drop it, a few under my snow plow to push it in a corner for summer, a couple under my modded carryall, one under my welder, etc, etc. They are handy when working on an implement or repainting one too. I like how I can stack them out of the way when not in use and they can be used for many things without having specific dollies for each implement.

 

[Deadman]

You can buy these exact same dollies made to move snowmobiles around, but the snowmobile ones have steel of Aluminum plates instead of that cheapo wood for frames. These can be bought for like $30 for 3 of them, so the price is the same.
I put one under each side of my Box scraper, and then one in the rear center, and I can push it all around the garage as needed with ease. same with my Flail mower, 1 on each side up front and the rear wheel does the back.

 

[RoyJackson]

I keep my Deere ballast box (with about 600 lbs of sand) on one of these HF dollies. Works good as long as you're on a concrete surface.

I have a pile of these in both the small and the larger sizes. I use 2 under the leading edge of my rotary cutter when I drop it, a few under my snow plow to push it in a corner for summer, a couple under my modded carryall, one under my welder, etc, etc. They are handy when working on an implement or repainting one too. I like how I can stack them out of the way when not in use and they can be used for many things without having specific dollies for each implement.

Those are some good ideas! I'm going to try the two in front of the cutter.