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Old 05 December 2006, 22:01   #1
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dolly wheels

I need to get hold of a set of 4 360 revolving dolly wheels to make up 4 support frames for sideways movement of a boat trailer etc.
I have had a quote from a company for 4 x easy removable units with whole winding mechanism and matched to the trailer frame dimensions. £600 plus vat.
I wonder if I can do this myself??? each wheel has to be able to take 500kilo
anyone know where I can get these?

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Old 05 December 2006, 22:39   #2
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dont machine mart sell dollies for sideways movement of cars or trailers
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Old 05 December 2006, 22:55   #3
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Yes they do Paul - used to have some myself - £46 a pair!!!

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/product...5&r=2051&g=107
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Old 05 December 2006, 23:00   #4
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dolly wheels

well done chaps, now I need to work out how to get them under the wheels quickly, trolly jack i feel think?

thanks very much for advice! trailer onto wheels, winch onto front job done! cheers
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now I need to work out how to get them under the wheels quickly, trolly jack i feel think?

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8 foot length of scaffold pole and a block of wood springs to mind if sombody else is there to put them under the wheels.

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Old 06 December 2006, 15:42   #6
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If it's a painted floor.. a quick squirt of Fairy Liquid by the tyres and a good shove gets the job done..... some Welsh Geezer showed me that one.. not that he's mean you understand?...
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Old 07 December 2006, 13:46   #7
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fairy liquid or other cleaner

thanks jono,
I also had the idea of fairy liquid combined witha tarp which has the advantage that it really is a one man job.
trailer arrives next thurs/fri so will try it out (obviously minus boat) just to get an idea
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