Swivel Caster 🔩 Wheel - Extra-Large Steel Construction Review

Great wheels for my shop projects. This set sits on a skid I built using two 4x4 truck axles. There are no problems moving around the store. The wheels roll properly and there is no sign of bracket deformation.

Arrived quickly. I use them to replace the rubber casters on the dolly used to hold the front of the 700 lb bush pig. These work much better. Flat spots appeared on the rubber wheels when left in one place for a long time. They do not go flat and roll more easily on concrete than rubber wheels.

They are perfect for my application: a 300 lb rotary table that will weigh 700-800 lbs with the lathe attached and accessories removed. I make them retractable so as not to change the height of the table during use. They have a good size, 3-1/2 inch wheels. 3 inches would be too small and 4 inches would be too big. They're like porridge for Little Bear, just right.

I broke 2 front rollers on my mate's loader when I was pulling the engine out of my truck. so I owe him one. I have a few spares now too. Those are decent videos. I can't call them TOP quality as I'm pretty sure they are made in China and have a molded handlebar. But that's exactly what came to my faucet along with my buddies' faucet. 2 different brands, one brand is better than the other is a profitable option.

I use it every day on my motor lift. My last few wheels got to the point where "you had to hit them with a hammer to make them spin under load". I put them on my engine lift, put them back on those casters and the car rolled easily. You know how when you were a kid and you had this cool ass toy? Well, my baby came out of me with that. If you have an old pickup truck or lift whose wheels can't be repaired, do yourself a favor. Buy it. I will get other sets for other cars I have 👍🏼👍🏼

They are durable, much better than my needs and will serve my needs well. My wood workshop/garage is small and everything needs to be on wheels. I've used several caster sets with polyurethane wheels that couldn't stand the heat of the garage and just fell apart after a few years. Metal rollers don't roll as smoothly, make a lot more noise than the polyurethane rollers when the gear is being moved, but that's fine as long as they hold up.

I used them to add the bottom of the furniture I made for my wife. She told me what she needed and after searching all the major stores we couldn't find what she was looking for. After studying Revain, we settled on this style. Installation was easy. There are 4 screw holes at the top of each roller. I had to run to the hardware store to find the exact screws I needed. After using the bolt, washer, lock washer, and nut, they're pretty easy to put on. I would use them again in a heartbeat!