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Car dollies 1800

posted by  jkordzi on  Tue Mar 2 02:43 CST 2004
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I like the wheel dollies too. I've got my 65 Mustang on four right now. My only advice is that there are alot of companies selling the cheap ones from China. They use cast iron wheels that have ball bearings on the swivel, but use a bolt for the axel on the wheel. Very strong, but VERY difficult to move around by yourself. If you get these, shoot some grease in there before you assemble them and they'll move a little better.






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