🔧 Set of 8 Combo Caster Swivel Plate 5 Inch with Brake & 4 Plate Heavy Duty Wheels on Blue PU, Including Heavy Duty Screws Review

They seem to be of decent quality and great for the price. My only gripe is that the short lugs (about 1 inch) are too short to adequately attach to the frame. If you attach them to thick, good quality plywood they might be fine, but they stretched out of the pressure treated 2x4s. I've attached them. Still, I'm buying more of them. I'll just use longer screws.

Even though I knew I had ordered 5" wheels, the feeling when I opened them up was, 'Wow, those are huge!' I put them on my cart and loaded them with 300 pounds of clay (I used it for 1000 pounds built) and he moved well. I think some buyers have complained about the screws. I think they could have been longer but idk about the diameter if it's enough for the load as I'm not that experienced in these things.

I already have a few of these wheels for various projects. I really fell in love when I needed a 'mobile car carrier' solution. I bought a 2005 Mercedes E320 ($200 lol) with a "mild" frontal crash as a donor car for my Baby Benz. It took me two hours and 16 rollers (4 in each corner) and I can use my fingertip to move the car in exactly the direction I want it to go.

It's rare to find a better deal than our old pal Harbor Freight. These are cheaper and better. I put four in the bottom of a wheeled seedling box that probably weighs about half a ton. A wheel broke; I should have followed my intuition and used a little longer. It is recommended to leave about 3/4" of space between the screw holes and the edge of the material and install on plywood that is 3/4" thick or deeper. The wheel that came out hit the 2x4 too close to the edge. It salts along the…

Almost the skates from Lowes and Home Depot. Found that come with a strong delay, like propellers. I have 4 of these on a heavy metal table with intermediate 2x4 blocks. With a load of 200 pounds, they glide smoothly over the concrete floor. Worn a total of 400 pounds to work with me on it (obviously locked) on the wall shelf above the desk. Works well when locked (very stable), but also unlocked when you need to move a heavy workbench across a concrete floor. The big wheels also roll well over

Maybe I'm misreading the details or maybe it's not the clearest on the list, but these are DUAL LOCKING wheels (for those who lock). There are 4 with a lock and 4 without. I kind of figured it was just a regular lock, meaning the wheel doesn't spin when locked. They block the hinge and rotation at the same time. Very durable and well-made reels. When locked, they do not pan, swivel or roll. tightly closed - very nice. These are the ones I will buy in the future. desktop usage. I'll buy some…

I bought these wheels while repairing some large speakers I bought at auction to donate to my local emergency response team. To make them easier to handle, I wanted to add roles. I've had bad experiences in the past rolling small cheap plastic rollers over uneven surfaces, sidewalks etc so I wanted them to be BIG and strong. I also wanted to make sure I had at least 2 lockable casters per speaker. These worked great. Roll smoothly over concrete and drive over the crossroads of sidewalk and…