Customer Reviews for Everbilt 6 in. Steel Tri-Dolly with 200 lb. Load Rating

Purshed these for my home made stand that I attaced my compound miter saw to. Works perfeclly and much eaiser to move around

The wheels are a little smaller in diameter and maybe a bit more light weight from the ones I already have but very happy they had them in store.

The wheels are so small, I was rolling across the driveway and the wheels got stuck in the concrete expansion joint and completely broke. Wasted $65 on 4 of them. I only needed to move a table to the driveway to load into a truck.

very poor quality and chintzy - bent within 10 seconds of using and the load was only 75 lbs. - cheal stamped metal

Worked decently and allowed us to move a dresser to a storage unit without use if hired movers. Had some challenges with bumps as the casters would shift and disengage. But overall very good.

may work in a pinch to move some heavy items, but anything not level or cracks it is a headache, let alone overpriced and cheaply made. should be price at $1 each then ok

All the other knuckleheads who said its a piece of junk, don’t know how to use them. You do not put the weight on a single point. You have to distribute the weight on each wheel. The center is the weakest point!!!

To small for rated load - rolls with difficulty on rough surfaces like concrete -

This item worked OK however, it would be better if Home Depot had options on larger sizes of the same item. Unfortunately, after one week, two of the eight wheels that I purchased broke.

these wheels work great on flat surfaces, but if you try to go over a crack? Forget it... they bind up horribly.

Great product. I was so tired of lifting furniture to clean, and now I just pick these out of the drawer and place them under each furniture leg. I can then just roll the sofa/dresser/etc right out of my way.

Complete trash, scratched our brand new floors. DO NOT BUY.

They may support 200 lbs, but only on level surfaces, I crossed an expansion joint in my garage and a couple of wheels bent. For lower weights works ok.

The try dolly's are supposed to be rated for 200 pounds, The wheels broke very easily with way under 200 pound weight on them. Not pleased at all with the product

The wheels fell apart after a few days and the weight of the objects I was moving are less than 50lbs.

If you need to move something that places less than 100 pounds per dolly, then ok. But if something is rated for 200 pounds, it should carry 200 pounds reliably.

When I when I go there and always find what I need no problem

Works great on wood floor. Transistions and carpet, not so good.

Wheels are too small to roll over carpet. Even small pieces of furniture (ex.: bedside nightstand) kept slipping off the dolly. The concept/idea seemed good, but it didn't work in real instance.