swiler
Newbie
- Joined
- Mar 3, 2007
- Messages
- 16
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 281
Has anyone used either the sledbed or the sledez?
I'm looking for a solution to get in and out of the garage with as little ease and damage as possible. I already have the 3 dolly system but these seem less of a hassle. Does anyone have some experience with either one and able to give me their opinion. Is one better than the other?
Thanks
I'm looking for a solution to get in and out of the garage with as little ease and damage as possible. I already have the 3 dolly system but these seem less of a hassle. Does anyone have some experience with either one and able to give me their opinion. Is one better than the other?
Thanks
I've got an aluminum home-made one similar in design to the sledez. It works great, on thing i really like is that the skid don't come-off when moving it around like they alsways do with the three-dolly system.
To keep it as low as possible to the ground, I used real small casters, like 1-1/2" diameter, and they don't seem to last too long.
If ya get real good at driving on it, you can come cruising-in onto the dolly, hit the brakes, and the sled/dolly will then coast a ways.
Carefull pulling-off the dolly, too mush gas and it'll go shooting out the back.
To keep it as low as possible to the ground, I used real small casters, like 1-1/2" diameter, and they don't seem to last too long.
If ya get real good at driving on it, you can come cruising-in onto the dolly, hit the brakes, and the sled/dolly will then coast a ways.
Carefull pulling-off the dolly, too mush gas and it'll go shooting out the back.
SLEDSTART
VIP Member
swiler said:
Seen the Sledez at a few shows and they look well built, but without a doubt the best dolly I have bought is here:
http://www.eazymovecarts.com/ezmove/index.html
I have had it for years and I love it. Very well built and it's also easy to do carbide change or snug studs if you know where to put it. It will perfectly balance the sled and you can move it so easy. I also have the 3 dolly carts. There a PITA when you hit a crease in the concrete or whatever. They have been retired to being used to store my plow. I have a finished concrete floor so with studs the drive on is not an option for me. Just bought the optional pneumatic wheels for the above cart at the Milwaukee show so I can roll it all the way out to the snow now. Been wanting them for a while...his show prices are pretty good and the show prices are still on his site right now...
SD
