John, from your snet address, I assume you're in CT. You anywhere near
Wallingford? I have a set that look like Harbor Freight's steel
version ( http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.tafItemnumber=32052
). Bought from a place called Metro Tool, a poor man's HF. :) Don't
remember what they cost, but I think it was less than HF's $70/pair,
albeit about 5 years ago. Four cast iron, ball bearing casters each. I
don't know the manufacturer's name, but I do know they aren't US
General. I use them for my TR3 and moving it by myself is a piece of
cake.
I don't know if Metro Tool still carries them or if they ship - or
even if they're still in business. I just tried to call them to ask,
but at 5:50PM on Sunday, I guess they're closed and no voice mail. For
all I know, their number has changed, but if you want to try, the
number I have is 800-886-6578. NFI whatsoever - I think the dollies
are the only things I've ever purchased from them.
Perhaps you could exchange your aluminum ones for the HF steel
(Central Machinery) version. Good luck!
On Apr 19, 2009, at 4:31 PM, John Mitchell wrote:
> I purchased a set of 1000lb aluminum wheel dollies form Harbor
> Freight so I can move my Stag around in the basement.
>http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=93368
> With the car on the dollies, it's very difficult to move the car by
> myself. It actually took 4 of us to move the car sideways into a
> new location today. I'm looking for a recommendation on another
> set, that I can buy that will make movement easier. I don't mind
> paying more for a set that actually rolls. The basement floor is
> concrete. Thanks for any help. John Mitchell 72 Stag 76 TR6
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