Re: car body dolly wheels ??
[Re: His and Her 69's]
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06/27/17 11:09 AM
06/27/17 11:09 AM
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You may want to consider scaffold casters. Scaffold Caster
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Re: car body dolly wheels ??
[Re: His and Her 69's]
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06/27/17 09:43 PM
06/27/17 09:43 PM
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Stanton
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Just my 2 cents ... the wheelbase on your cart is too short and will be unstable - a real hazard if you're pushing the car and a wheel catches a piece of gravel or something. If you could lengthen the wheelbase and then secure the car to it you'd be a lot better off.
Last edited by Stanton; 06/27/17 09:44 PM.
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Re: car body dolly wheels ??
[Re: Neil]
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06/27/17 10:14 PM
06/27/17 10:14 PM
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JMCFAN
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I bought mine from House of Wheels as I used to work next door to them many years ago. I ended up with some large diameter black urethane ones that are rated for like 1200 lbs ea. They roll around pretty easy over concrete joints etc. Big wheels are key if you want the car to travel any real distance over anything not level. http://www.howi.com/store/casters/ Those look like nice ones! I ordered my set from Autotwirller.. money well spent. I am still moving mine around with engine and trans installed.. but its heavy. takes 2 to maneuver it..and just slightly...I am close
Last edited by JMCFAN; 06/27/17 10:18 PM.
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Re: car body dolly wheels ??
[Re: His and Her 69's]
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06/28/17 07:15 PM
06/28/17 07:15 PM
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flypaper
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I need to do more research as I don't want to spend anymore money on ones that don't work. The pneumatic tires definitely won't work.
I'm glad i saw this thread as i was planning to buy pneumatic tires myself as i have 2 garages and good size distance between them over gravel,dirt and a lawn. its not going to happen with the rigid casters i do have.
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