A while ago I got eight Vehicle (Tractor) Dollies from Harbor Freight and I have been happy with their performance. However, this is what I have ended up with:
not to mention a lot of frustration! They somehow always were in the way and a chore to move.
The solution involved
Some leftover 1/8" x 2" angle iron and 1/4" x 2 1/2" flat stock.
This is the result.
I'm a happy camper!
For those inquiring minds, 16 3"pieces of angle iron and two 22 1/4" pieces of flat stock. In addition two 5/16" bolts and nuts that serve to lock in the bottom dolly to make a solid unit to move it around.
Bill
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Tractor Dollies - Problem Solved
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Re: Tractor Dollies - Problem Solved
Ah...the things we accomplish when we have SOOO much time!! Nice solution!
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