🛒 Winco DLR 18 Round Dolly, 18-Inch Diameter Review

Excellent product, just what I needed. Makes my life as an unmarried spinster more manageable with skillful hands. My only wish is for the wheels to be collapsible for easier storage. would recommend.

Found a branded trash can roadside, bought a lid for it from Amazon, finally found the right wheels. It's a must have for the ship, I hate lugging a can around especially when it's full. Great product, great price, easy install, just twist!

The only reason I bought this product over the Rubbermaid equivalent is because it is listed as holding 400lbs. The product collapsed with exactly 298 pounds of 3/8 inch anchor chain. .Rubbermaid's product held the same chain great but was a bit difficult to roll. This is a product with serious flaws.

All pluses, no minuses. Great durable product that goes perfectly with our new Rubermaid 32 Gallon Brute Red Wastebasket. Cheaper than the Rubermaid brand. Although all carts are overpriced everywhere, I think this was the best option for those who want their bin to roll.

I bought this to put in the bottom of a standard 20 gallon Rubbermaid trash can. It fits perfectly and holds up well. The trash that ends up in the bin isn't too heavy, so I can't say how well it will hold your stuff. But for our purposes it's perfect and I would buy it again in the future.

I bought two of these to attach to 32 gallon Brute bins so I could wheel them myself (senior) onto the street to pick up trash. They certainly make it possible or even easy to move trash cans around. However, one wheel fell off after just 4 months of use. It will no longer stay in place as the shank hole is enlarged. I don't know if Revain or Winco will replace it. If I had to rebuild I would spend the extra money and buy a Rubbermaid. It works great but I think it should last more than 4…

Someone gave me two 32 gallon Brute Rubbermaid containers/containers. I bought wheels because I know it would be much better to carry it around on wheels. Sandy, soft soils should be avoided. Maybe pick up a piece. Always lubricate wheel bearings to keep them from freezing and rusting. Good buy for me.

It was a great purchase. I use an old recyclable trash can and have dragged it across the floor for years. It got pretty beat up. I can move around on a cart and it fits perfectly in a jar and made it easier for me to get on and off the ground. I'll get another one for my other glass that I don't use because we fill it up, it's too heavy to move. I'm so in love with this thing!

I bought two of these to attach to 32 gallon Brute bins so I can wheel them myself (senior) onto the street for rubbish to pick up. They certainly make it possible or even easy to move trash cans around. However, one wheel fell off after just 4 months of use. It will no longer stay in place as the shank hole is enlarged. I don't know if Revain or Winco will replace it. If I had to rebuild I would spend the extra money and buy a Rubbermaid. It works great but I think it should last more than 4…

I have 2 Brute bins that are over 11 years old and have survived the city garbage service and still look good. The old house had steps, so I just carried the cans up and down. When we moved into the county and had a driveway I installed these carts and they breathed new life into the Brutes. Brutes are surprisingly strong, but they can be awkward to carry due to their weight. With this trolley, containers roll more smoothly than trash cans with built-in wheels. And the whole system is much more