HutHomery 6" Steel Tri-Dolly, 200lb Load Capacity, 3 Wheel Mover's Dolly for Moving Furniture & Appliances in Home, Office or Warehouses, 4 Pack

Worked as expected

Bought these at a reduced sale price of $16.99 per set, and scooped up two more sets while they remained at that price. They're solid, very easy to move and to use. The wheels all spin freely and don't catch. The soft rubber will pick up grit and debris from a floor, and you most certainly don't want to be using these on anything other than a flat and finished service.Been using them primarily to move furniture around a garage while pieces work their way up a refinishing queue. Some very heavy solid wood pieces, some lighter, and some just plain awkward shaped things, and these wheels have coped well with everything. The metal hasn't buckled or deformed under the weight, and whether using the rubber platforms, or the sunken central areas to place bases or feet on / in, they've just got on with the job and feel like an absolute steal at the price I got them at. They don't have brakes, so you're going to occasionally have fun placing them or removing them if you're just a one person team, but otherwise they just do the job as intended.Total width is around 6 1/2", and the rubber cushions are spaced 5" apart from centre to centre. The sunken middle section gives you a 3" diameter for furniture legs etc.

These seem very solid and the wheels are very free rolling, they seem quite strong after a few heavy furniture usage. Let's see if they can last 5 years or more like the Home Depot everbit tri-dolly that was subject to very heavy usage.

Bought a few sets of these to give various projects permanent mobility and has worked well, quality and good value, great price points.

These are metal. Small.. but large enough and sturdy enough to move radial arm saw and other tools with ease.

The legs of the furniture I was trying to move kept falling off these and I almost had my foot smashed a couple of times. Truly terrible things!

The metal of the dolly is apparently not thick enough. I had these supporting a shelf unit that I was rolling around my shop, concrete floor. On two of the dollies, the metal twisted and bent so that the wheels are now pinched between the floor and the dolly and therefore unable to roll.

can only be used on very smooth flat surface only not very practical wheels to small