Ironton Platform Dolly - 600-Lb. Capacity

OK - so I'm no dolly aficionado but this does what I need it to and is relatively inexpensive. I did some research reading reviews on Amazon. This one fit my measurements. I'm using it to roll my air compressor around and make it easy to store. The compressor probably weights 25-30 pounds so I'm not anywhere near the stated 600lb capacity. The fit and finish are nice (once again it's a dolly). I like that it's not too tall, allowing me to roll my compressor under a work bench. My thought is that if I have something heavy to move, I can use it for that too. For the price, 5-stars!

We have several large ceramic planter pots that, when full of dirt and water and plants, weigh something upwards of 500 pounds. I started out with the "heavy duty" plastic planter dollies that you'll find at the plant nursery, but their casters were crap and either broke into several pieces or turned into ovals from the weight of the pot. This dolly, however, works GREAT. The casters are thick and rubbery, and sturdy. I've had no issues moving the pots around. It really does the job (and it's cheaper than the dollies sold at the nursery).

I ordered 2. Well made! NOT for outside use. Unfinished wood surface. Heavy duty platform will easy carry the load! One of the two platforms is damaged in the bottom right corner (see pics) so I took off a star. I'll keep and use but it is disappointing. I am putting these under towers that have very heavy fabrics. (Original wheels under the towers collapsed from weight).

I purchased this roller cart to replace an old one that had the wheels shut. Main reason I got one was to put the generator on it. I am very impressed. With gas in it, the generator must be about 250-300lbs and the cart moves around with absolute ease and grace. Although smaller than the bottom of the generator it carries it around with no prob at all. Would I recommend it? Yes.

The dolly platform fits the purpose perfectly for which I bought it. Our church has a tall and heavy Easter Candle that we use in the back of Church for Baptisms, and in the front of the church for the Easter Vigil and Easter Season. The distance to move the Easter Candle is about 150 feet. Rather than lift it and carry it, we now roll it from front to back and from back to front of Church. Wonderful!

I have a patio umbrella with a concrete base, and I wanted to be able to wheel it around. All the patio bases are upwards of $80, so Igot this instead, and it works just fine! A great inexpensive solution.

I purchaed to set a small safe on so I could move it when needed. Very sturdy.

The plywood platform feels sturdy, but the wheels have only a thin layer of rubber (if it's even rubber, it feels more like a hard plastic!), and it doesn't swivel nor roll very well. I'm using the dolly to lift my punching bag up to and down from a horizontal bar attachment as shown on my pic, the total weight is about 80 lbs, but regardless of whether there's any weight on the dolly or not, the wheels just don't swivel nor roll very well.