Wheel Dollies for Bronco Storage

[Mustangs2]

Hello. I am looking for recommendations for wheel dollies for winter storage.
I have two (2) Broncos...one with 31x10.50x15 and the other 30x9.50x15. Both are riding on stock rims. Storing in garage on smooth concrete floor.
Thanks!

 

[broncobsession]

I used the Northern tool red ones and they have worked great so far.

 

[Prizefighter]

I bought the ones at Harbor Freight. I rotated the Bronco 180 degrees by myself in my garage on them. It was a little bit of a workout but I was surprised I could do it by myself with them.

 

[hyghlndr]

For the money the steel Harbor Freight ones have done well, I have used them for the last 4 years.

 

[miikee73]

Harbor Fright here too...Use a coupon,save some bucks...

 

[fatboy]

For what it's worth, I have had my project on these with no problem. No motor but I doubt that would change anything too much. An move the project with one hand.

http://www.harborfreight.com/18-in-x-12-14-in-1000-lb-capacity-hardwood-dolly-62399.html

 

[Crush]

If you have a racedeck type plastic floor they suck. The wheels sink into it and it is like they are ckocked when you go to move them

 

[C Saporito]

I think these are harbor freight also, got them at a swap meet.

 

[phred]

Those will work with an eb fine. Anything heavier and the will fold up. Tried to move a big bronco with them and they folded and the casters puked the ball bearings

 

[hyghlndr]

http://www.harborfreight.com/2-piece-vehicle-dollies-67511.html


Get the steel ones, they also have a bar to reinforce and use as a handle to pull the dollies.

 

[C Saporito]

Those will work with an eb fine. Anything heavier and the will fold up. Tried to move a big bronco with them and they folded and the casters puked the ball bearings

LOL, they are 1/4" thick! But after further review they are not Harbor Freight. I googled the part number after reading your post and got this:

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/mrm-m998035

I got them for $75 at a swap meet, I probably wouldn't have bought them for $230. There are much cheaper options.

 

[AZ73]

For what it's worth, I have had my project on these with no problem. No motor but I doubt that would change anything too much. An move the project with one hand.

http://www.harborfreight.com/18-in-x-12-14-in-1000-lb-capacity-hardwood-dolly-62399.html

I used those until I put my drive train in, then the 2 front ones snapped. I re-built them with 2X4s and they're holding up.

 

[needabronco]

I've always just used a floor jack under the axles and moved one end at a time...

 

[Apogee]

I've always just used a floor jack under the axles and moved one end at a time...

That's what I've done...you can also get frisky with a Hi-Lift, but that's a bit of a sketchy proposition at best. If you have a welded rear diff or spool, jogging the front end around won't work without jacking up the rear, so it's more of a two floor jack dosey-doe.

 

[Jay-P]

I've always just used a floor jack under the axles and moved one end at a time...

That's how I used to do it as well. I now have the harborfreight style and couldn't be happier. It is so much easier.

 

[Mustangs2]

Thank you for your replies...
I did find a commercial grade set of four online they were originally $399...on sale for $149. Free shipping and online so no sales tax.

 

[West Tn Dawg]

Well, are you going to share wth the rest of us?
I might be interested in a set too.

 

[Mustangs2]

Well, are you going to share wth the rest of us?
I might be interested in a set too.

I recieved the box Wednesday...Just got a chance to open the box and put them together. Haven't got a change to test them out yet...
Below is the link...

http://www.amazon.com/Skates-Wheel-Dolly-Bearings-Moving/dp/B000UAGDTC

 

[Pa PITT]

I'm using the steel ones from HARBOR FRIGHT ALSO. I too can move mine around by myself . Although help is wonderful.

 

[West Tn Dawg]

Thanks Stang2!