💪 Rocktric Heavy Duty Dolly Pound: Sturdy and Reliable Equipment for Heavy Lifting Review

I use it to hold a 55 gallon water barrel that weighs just over 500 pounds. when full. The casters are not only strong enough to support the weight but also maintain maneuverability. Good product!

Matches the barrel well. Being able to roll a barrel from the lower garage to the front of the house to burn leaves etc. The barrel cannot be moved without a wagon. It was very easy to assemble.

The ring seems strong enough. I use mine for used car oil. Not complete yet, time will tell when it has 50 gallons of oil. One thing is worth mentioning. The included washers and lock washer are very thin, but for the price, I can live with thin washers.

I bought this drum cart to fit a 55 gallon water keg. Upon arrival only the wheels needed to be bolted on which took about 30 minutes due to the many places they bolt on and the cart was pretty solid for pretty much anything I could put on it. After filling the drum with water, it definitely took some work and a few spins of the entire drum to get it back where I wanted it, but overall the wheels slid pretty well on the concrete garage floor.

This drum cart was purchased for our family greenhouse to move 55 gallon drums. We converted plastic kegs, but you must follow the instructions and guidelines for using plastic containers. The instructions required me to put the bolts with the nuts and washers on top. I couldn't turn the screws down or the wheels wouldn't turn. So I cut out and put a 1/2" piece of plywood over the base with the stud pattern cut out. That way the weight of the water on the studs wouldn't penetrate my plastic…

the thing is very stable. I have a 55 gallon galvanized drum with my concrete pole tools and poles in it like a giant finishing bucket on wheels. I can easily roll it into a truck and it doesn't even think about tipping over. I oiled the wheels and lubricated them with 30 synthetic weight which made them very smooth. I do this with most wheels, they roll so smoothly.

I bought this drum cart to hold a 55 gallon water barrel. All that needed to be done upon arrival was bolting on the casters, which took about 30 minutes due to the many places they bolt on, and the cart proved pretty solid for pretty much anything I put on it could. After filling the drum with water, it definitely took some work and a few spins of the entire drum to get it back where I wanted it, but overall the wheels slid pretty well on the concrete garage floor.

This drum cart was purchased for our greenhouse family business to haul 55 gallon drums. We converted plastic kegs, but you must follow the instructions and guidelines for using plastic containers. The instructions required me to put the bolts with the nuts and washers on top. I couldn't turn the bolts down or the wheels wouldn't turn. So I cut out and put a 1/2" piece of plywood over the base with the stud pattern cut out. That way the weight of the water on the studs wouldn't seep through my…