D&L 4 Inch Plate Swivel Casters Wheels 1800lbs Heavy Duty Casters with Brake Polyurethane Dual Locking Casters Set of 4 (Two Hardware Kits) DL-I4-001

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Most of my car repair tools are in a Craftsman 26 inch triple-stack toolbox. As much as I want a 72 toolbox, the Craftsman is all I really need now that I work only at home. But I still have a lot of stuff in it, and even more stuff hanging off the sides of it. Its pretty heavy, and while the factory casters rolled well, only 2 of them swiveled. Getting the box into tight spaces was a chore. I bought these because they all swivel, they have a combined weight rating of 1800 lbs (450 apiece) and they have a brake to keep my toolbox from rolling down the road and onto the highway. Installation was a snap. I was able to use the factory mounting holes and hardware. I had to space them out a bit so that they would clear the lip on the bottom of the box but that was easily accomplished with a few shims. Overall they work well. It isnt easy getting a tall, heavy toolbox to roll or swivel. The polyurethane wheels make it a bit harder because they deform slightly with the weight and have higher friction when trying to swivel. The factory rigid plastic wheels rolled more smoothly so theres a tradeoff for the extra maneuverability. Its certainly easier to maneuver the box around corners and into tight spots, and thats what I wanted so Ill live with the extra effort required to get the Tower O Tools rolling. So far the casters havent developed any flat spots despite being stationary for weeks at a time. Im pretty happy with them and may get a set for another tool chest that I have. The brake works well and the casters dont mark up the floor as they roll. Overall, these are probably as good as it gets unless I pay a lot of money for a set of very heavy duty casters.

Good sturdy wheels. Came with hardware as well.

Im an artist and craftsman and recently built myself a large (48W X 96L X 36H) worktable. To make my studio space more flexible, I wanted to put it on wheels so I could move it around. The table is heavy, constructed of plywood and solid lumber. The bottom section is cabinets all around which will be filled with storage for supplies, so the entire thing will weigh several hundred pounds. I want it to move easily so I needed sturdy, easy rolling wheels. Also, I didnt want to spend too much as, as always, Im on a budget. After a thorough search online, I found these and Im so happy with them. They are really sturdy, roll very easily and quietly, and my impression is that they will last a long time. The price was really good for the four and Im thrilled.

wheels are solid and roll easy on concrete surface

I built a dolly with these which currently has a 150 pound motor sitting on it. There were flat spots on the wheels from sitting overnight. Buy these only if you want that bad shopping cart wheel experience.

I used this to put my refrigerator on a wood skid with wheels. Works great. The wheel locks hold it in place and if I need to move it I just take off the locks and it rolls easilly.

Well made. Not expensive for such good casters.

I bought these casters to be able to make our table saw a little more mobile. We tend to bring it out of the garage in order to use it, and my husband, who is disabled and does a lot of projects on his own, might have struggled to carry it in and out of the garage. He was able to mount the casters onto some wood and mounted the wood to the table saw. Works great, and raises the table saw 3, which worked great for my husband.

Looks great.