I bought this wooden dolly to support my 1800-lb Palomino truck camper inside a hangar with a concrete floor. The dolly supports the weight of the camper nicely, which I think relieves stress on the jacks. But because the four wheels have a tendency to caster independently, it's difficult to maneuver around, especially for one person. Any ideas on the best way to get the loaded dolly to move in the direction I want?
AnEv942 wrote:
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On 4 wheels generally lead end wheels would be fixed and the push side would be steer. I'd imagine pushing cart sideways be desirable so a means to lock temporarily until need to pivot.
Dont know if these help. Much smaller wheels on my welding cart. It would turn in circles before going straight or where ever it wanted.
Just drilled thru base with clear hole into castor flange, base is threaded
Now that, my friend, is a good fix!
No welding involved and STILL gets good penetration! Winning!
Images-Right clicking and click view image, I can see them otherwise not showing.
On 4 wheels generally lead end wheels would be fixed and the push side would be steer. I'd imagine pushing cart sideways be desirable so a means to lock temporarily until need to pivot.
Dont know if these help. Much smaller wheels on my welding cart. It would turn in circles before going straight or where ever it wanted.
Just drilled thru base with clear hole into castor flange, base is threaded
On 4 wheels generally lead end wheels would be fixed and the push side would be steer. I'd imagine pushing cart sideways be desirable so a means to lock temporarily until need to pivot.
Dont know if these help. Much smaller wheels on my welding cart. It would turn in circles before going straight or where ever it wanted.
Just drilled thru base with clear hole into castor flange, base is threaded
