High Gauge FactorDuty Swivel Caster Wheels Review

I really like these and the quality is excellent EXCEPT they were scratched. The price was great and I just needed them for a project. I contacted support and explained the situation. Didn't feel like I should pay full price when they were scratched. I ended up varnishing them to make them look normal.

These wheels were purchased to fit the bottom of an old army chest and turn it into a coffee table. They are all metal and heavy, but roll easily and can become jammed. We assembled them with button head screws and nuts and the chest is the right height for the coffee table. Be careful as there were a few sharp spots here and there on the sides (from the casting I think). Otherwise a good product for an industrial style.

I bought these for outdoor/patio use and they work really well. They're not incredibly maneuverable - you have to make a bit of an effort moving them - but they work well enough. It has only rained twice since I put them on the bench stand and they are already rusting. I don't think they'll be falling apart any time soon and don't really regret the purchase, but I'm still a bit disappointed.

It's definitely for WORK. solid metal Nothing will stop these wheels and if you have to put them on something heavy you won't be disappointed. I put her on a litter box, a bulky wooden cabinet-style beast that I had to move slightly to clean. What was an issue for me was that the screw holes are HUGE. You may have trouble finding screws with a head wide enough to hold them in place. I got it to work with 4 washers as the bolts I needed couldn't be longer than half an inch and they just don't…

The product was purchased for a built-in refrigerator that weighed approximately 250 pounds when fully loaded. The casters had to be strong to support the weight, easily portable to move to different locations/surfaces with a full load, and aesthetically pleasing. The brakes (2) were needed and tested as some of the areas used had a slight incline and I am happy to report these reels tested all my boxes! The first set arrived in a badly damaged box, a roll fell out of it on the way and wouldn't

They wobble a little but this does not affect performance. I'm done with cheap import bikes with unrealistically heavy polyurethane tires. A distinction is made between "working capacity" and "maximum resilience". Weighing just 600 pounds, which was a fraction of their maximum weight, they were very difficult to roll due to the soft tires squeezing into the ground. You don't need wheel locks at this stage as the shear weight on the soft tires will keep them from rolling. They don't look flat…