🌬️ NBJINGYI 6" 1200lbs Dual Trailer Swirl Jack Caster Wheel: The Ultimate Solution for Easy Trailer Maneuvering on Soft Ground Review

Great product, I really liked the size and quality. Be careful, I lost my first time. Broke off immediately, in some places our Polaris dragged itself off-road to the camp. Moved out. It's big and I think because it's tough it's less forgiving than a small single wheel and that sucks, it's a really good wheel setup. I'll get another one soon. It was my mistake and I will pay for it and now I can barely move the follower's nose when I join.

The wheels are well made and work great. However, I can't use it the way I wanted. The overall height is too high to remove the wheels after I attach them to the hitch and too low to leave them on for driving. I would have to fit a taller hitch and force my trailer to bump or jack up where my jack is somehow set. If you have space, that's great, but after hitching a trailer to a truck, be mindful of wheel height and available space.

Firstly, it is made of cheap, very soft metal. The lock nut welding was sloppy and wasn't cleaned properly. The OD of the one I received was very tight at the tongue bushing, which suggests a lack of quality control to me compared to some other reviewers who complained of loosening. When I first used it, due to excess slag in the tube, the weld on the adjusting nut cracked. The pin holes were drilled slightly off center, preventing the pin from being inserted.

I have this on my 14ft Carson landscape trailer. I recently replaced a jack and was looking for a new wheel that would be easier to move. The standard 4 inch wheels make the trailer very difficult to maneuver, especially when used for even a short period of time. A small contact area and cheap bearings in a standard assembly made life difficult. This dual 8" detachable wheel is also very easy to maneuver over small pebbles or other debris on the road. They are perfect for a standard 2 inch…

I've tried a few extra wheel jacks but none of them gave me much confidence moving my 10ft wood floored trailer around the garage, even when they did is empty. In fact, I had a way out, and it fell into several parts. I've been looking for this exact item for a long time. Now I can roll my empty trailer with very little effort and even recently move it myself when loaded with 60 sheets of 3/4" plywood. It took a bit of effort but now I know I can do it with confidence can do that these wheels…

I bought a RAM 3500lb electric A-frame jack and also bought these wheels to mount it to help me handle the 722lb (722lb) weight of my small StarCraft 15LB single axle could . Trailers around the shed for cleaning and other things that need to be done. It worked great. I removed the axle bolt and put dry grease all over the axle and wheel holes to make it roll better/easier for this 65 year old man. I also put a good amount of dry lubricant in the mounting hole to keep the swivel turning without

I have a manual jack shown in the attached photos. My trailer frame is attached to my Ford Escape low to the ground. I had two problems with this roller: first, the wheel was too tall to fit under the trailer frame, and second, the roller's leg was too narrow to slide over my jack tube. Some reviews said the tube was too big. The wheel I received was 2 inches with no clearance. There is a screw to tighten the tube after inserting the roller. I laughed at the turnbuckle because I couldn't get…