🔄 Rubbermaid Commercial Products BRUTE FG264000BLA - Enhanced SEO-friendly Product Name Review

Turned the glass over (to empty it, of course) and immediately saw how to level the base. Turn on; flipped it over until it was "locked" and voila! Works perfectly.

This pedestal is marked as a Rubbermaid trash can. However, the base does not match the bottom of the jar. 2 different designs. It barely snaps into place, and if you hit even the slightest bump, it falls off. Be careful as Rubbermaid can ends have more than one locking mechanism.

Seriously, if you don't want your trash can sitting flat on the floor, you need this product. I bought this along with the Brute we use for refining and it was the best decision I've made of the entire purchase. Keeps it off the floor and makes it cleaner (garage, any room where you want the floors to be clean and makes it easier for everyone to move.

FYI: There is no way to lock every wheel. The wheels make it VERY EASY to roll the bin! Wonderful. Unless you have the slightest breeze lol. The can rolls down my driveway, and when I put it down for garbage collection day, it was all on the street. I'll have to return it for one that has at least one wheel that can be locked in place.

The container it goes in is larger than the average 34 gallon container. I accidentally bought the lid, I liked that it was bigger and bought a jar for it. It's well done. I bought cheap ($30) and it lasted like cheap. I expect the best of it. Since the glass is larger, this trolley was a good idea. It snaps into the bottom of the tin, is well made and the casters are good. I would buy this item again.

I hesitated with the purchase for a long time - too much money! It shouldn't be that much. But it works - good design (5 reels is really better than 4) and very durable. I wish the calipers were stainless steel rather than plated metal, especially at this price point! -- but I think only time will tell if rust becomes a problem. So if that's what you really want, bite the bullet and pay the price.

Best wagon ever! The highlight of my garage! This thing rolls like nothing else has ever rolled. No, seriously, let's not get ahead of ourselves. It's a car, folks, and it does exactly what it's supposed to. One star deduction due to the outrageous price for a piece of hard plastic and 4 wheels. and that there are no brakes on the wheels of the chariot. However, since the bin is in my workshop with a level floor, it's not a big deal.

We run a rescue operation for kittens and cats, so we have to bring a lot of cat litter to the curb, which also means a lot of weight. We ripped the wheels out from under a medium-duty 40-gallon canister that couldn't hold all the junk anyway. I settled on two smaller heavy 32 gallon cans and a set of wheels. The canisters seem to hold up better and I'm happy with my choice because not only does it work well for us, but the 32-gallon bags are cheaper. Today, most of the junk ends up in the tank