🛋️ Stalwart 75-MOV1002 Heavy Duty Furniture Mover Dolly with Wheels, Versatile Roller for Moving Bulky Objects up to 440 lbs Review

This thing reminds me of those scooters we all played with at the gym and broke our fingers. I didn't use it for that, but I used it to undress. Looks great and is solid. The wheels suck, but since it's self-assembled you can just pop in your own wheels if you want.

Bought two of these trolleys to move an empty 4 drawer Hon filing cabinet. It all started well, but when we tried to move the cabinet over a small metal threshold, one of the wheels broke. Then we moved the remaining car to drive down the 25 foot carpeted corridor. After going about two feet, a wheel on another cart broke. Each cart has to carry 440 pounds and the cabinet weighs just over 200 pounds. This is an awful product.

If used as intended this is a great trolley. It is NOT designed to support a heavy center weight for long periods of time - the weight needs to be over the wheels if you want a permanent setup. So not suitable for permanent use under a small, heavy flower container that is not about the size of a cart. I'm driving the 80th file container with it - the bottom of the file container protrudes beyond the four wheels. Rolls easily on short pile carpets (all wheels turn). Easy Assembly: Screw in 4…

The board itself is quite nice, MDF with non-slip surfaces and cut-out handles on the sides. The problem, as a previous reviewer said, is with the wheels. They are of lower quality than the board itself and have no braking ability. I would recommend buying the best wheelset with the board, I chose item # B0814RNLPF. They line up with the pre-drilled holes and you can also use thicker panel screws. Once assembled with upgraded wheels you will have a quality moving stand with additional brakes if

I bought the x2 set. I used them to secure a 140lb bed frame to get from the driveway (smooth surface) to the bedroom. Keep in mind I use 2 of these to support the bed frame so their combined weight can definitely support a 140lb frame. After getting the frame into the room, I removed the platforms and found that one of the plastic wheels on one of the platforms was broken (literally). The plastic wheels are very thin and light...cheap I guess...Quality shouldn't cost more than $20 each. ok but

My wife ordered a Stalwart Wheeled Mover partly because of the price and partly because of the advertised payload. screws. We placed an object weighing about 280 pounds on the mover and traveled about 3 feet across the ground before one of the plastic wheels shattered. What happened to the 440lb capacity!? If you have an empty 2 drawer filing cabinet that needs to be moved, this might work. I don't know how much more weight you can carry and trust it to handle. Obviously 280 pounds is too much.

I have a big processor, it's heavy, wide and I don't trust floor stands and the like that I see made specifically for this purpose. I needed something I could roll under my desk but still pull out when needed. I work from home and sometimes I need to connect/replace different devices, sometimes multiple times a day to complete larger projects. My CPU case is also glass so I really don't want to deal with anything that could be brittle and break as literally anything in my CPU could break if…

First of all unlike Vestil FWD-1824-3R Fiberwood Cart with 3" rubber casters, 800 lb capacity, 23-3/4" x 17-7 length/8 "Width x 4 -11/16" high deck I purchased back in October 2016 (but didn't have stock when I placed this order), this cart does not come fully assembled. What is on the info sheet "About this product" from 25.05. NOT SPECIFIED is /18 This was a huge disappointment and to make matters worse the pre-drilled holes are not deep enough. Also medium density fiberboard is so stiff that