Review on 🛒 5044 Pentagon Tool Heavy Duty Drum Dolly - 5 and 30-Gallon, Single Dolly - Silver, Efficient and Sturdy by Aaron Ward

Used for PBC (stove in the pit) which fits nicely with the bottom bolts with about an extra inch of space/spacer between the plate and the rim ring (rim?) of the cart. It's fairly heavy-duty (1000 lb capacity), while the welds don't look particularly pretty, I suspect they'll survive three or four PBCs. both are very cold to the touch (no sign of thermal radiation causing problems with PBC at 300*F; cart frame cold and wheels cold). If this becomes a problem in the summer then I take a round piece of plywood for the liner and use the CPB base on it. Someone in a review of another model suggested flipping the ring of the bottom PBC stand. While this will work, I don't like the idea of only having three points of contact on the bottom of the barrel (maybe it's unstable and only putting too much force on the bottom of the barrel at three points). Suggest having a good pair of needle nose pliers to hold the two nuts (for the two "outside" bolts of each wheel) to start threading the bolt. You will also need wrenches to attach the wheels a little faster. The pictures in the description show the screws coming from the top (a 1 o'clock curve) and the instructions show the screw coming from the top. lower. If you ride on top you can stop the rollers from spinning (don't know, haven't tried anyway - PBC is perfect for bolted up bolts as said). The one I received is fully gray enameled or powder coated rather than bare metal as shown in the picture (bonus!). No problem with what I received (appears to be bad product photos). It's too hard for PBC and I love it!