Adjustable Dolly Cart – Appliance Roller with Telescoping Base and Locking Caster Wheels – 220lbs Weight Capacity – Moving Supplies by Stalwart

Demasiado práctico para mi lavadora. Compré una lavadora portátil porque donde vivo no hay laundry. Y esa base me facilita movilizarla si hacer peso!

I brought this dolly to make my life easier when using my portable washing machine. The washing machine is made for people like me that live in an apartment and have limited space, but enjoys the convenience of washing at home. The machine is not meant to be staionary like traditional machines and does come with 2 wheels in the back for moving the washing machine as needed. But one must tilt it and head in a one directional fashion and it can be both daunting and inconvenient. Therefore I wanted something that could be multi direction and easier to move and store my machine. This dolly was the answer. Trust me I am not the do it yourself handy woman at all. I rather pay people to do things. Yet, this dolly was so easy to assemble, even for a person like me. Everything that you needs come conveniently in the box, even the screw driver. The only thing is on the "not so helpful" instruction page it appears that there should be a balancing level included, but it wasn't. If you already have a level you can just use that one, but if you don't like me (remember I am not a very handy person) you can use some diy methods. Personally I just balanced it on the floor and adjusted until it was even. It worked perfectly. Admittedly the instructions included are not good at all. Yet, it is fairly simple to assemble and figure out on your own. Especially those that have some know how. My sister was even impressed that I assembled this on my own. She is usually the person to assemble things for me, she is more handy and has a degree in industrial design. I am so proud that I did not have to use her expertise and assembled it on my own. I leave my machine on it permanently. My machine is about 150 pounds and can move it from the kitchen back to its storage place with total ease. This is across both hardwood flooring and area rugs. I also attached pics of the process while assembling in case you are looking for more clear visuals to accompany or just plain toss out the instructions.

I bought this for a washing machine manoverability. Came quick and I was impressed by the fact that it came with a tape measure and a screwdriver. The instructions are not completely clear but it's pretty self explanatory. I haven't put it under the washer yet because I need someone to actually lift the washer. You can use wheels or stationary feet. The wheels come with 2 that roll any direction and 2 that only roll back and forth. The wheels take 4 screws each for a total of 16 screws. My hand hurts as it takes some pressure to drive them in. One of the screws was not cut on top and I couldn't screw it in. No where to lock in the screwdriver.The other thing was with the amount of pressure it takes to drive in the screws, the little screwdriver it came with hurt to use so I had to use one I have. My wrist is sore, my hand is sore but then again a man might have more strength to accomplish this easier. For me it was a bit difficult.All in all, I like it, I'm glad I bought it, and I would buy it again. It's going to make moving the washing machine so much easier.Update: Oh my gosh, it's a lifesaver. Moving my washer is so easy now. Just roll slow and be careful. (So the washer doesn't topple off) I would definitely buy again.

As others have noted, the usable dimensions are not as listed. In fact, the listed dimensions are larger than what can be achieved with the provided tubes: in order to have any "bite" on the tubes with the clamping screws, the maximum outside dimension is 30-3/8", and at this length the screws will deform the ends of the tubes. The usable maximum length (inside the frame) is 28-1/4", and that depends on the profile of what you are using the dolly for.As others have also noted, only two of the wheels swivel, which is not a bad thing: if all four wheels swiveled, they would also all need to lock in order to keep the dolly from moving. With two fixed wheels, you can manuver the dolly into a tight spot then lock the two (outer) swivel wheels and the dolly will resist movement. The wheels are not rubber, but urethane which is sturdier.I am using the dolly under a 27-1/2" x 26" (dimensions at legs) bench-top tool stand. The stand and tools weigh in at about 80 pounds, and the dolly can handle this without any issue, although I don't plan on subjecting the assembly to any hard knocks or uneven floors. After checking that the assembly worked OK, I took the wheels off, dialed a holed through the 1/2" diameter molded "ring" under each wheel location and bolted the stand feet to the dolly. This insures that the stand (and top-heavy tools) won't topple off of the dolly and also adds stiffness to the assembly: even if the clamping loosen, the corners of the dolly aren't going anywhere.One caution: some reviews have stated that the dolly collapsed under the load: if the load is carefully placed onto the dolly so that the load is uniformly supported (need two people to lower the load!), the dolly should work at its rated capacity.

Mi hija me compro una lavadora portátil. Le quedó exelente. Pero cuidado. La lavadora debe de ser entre las portátil de las mas grandes si no se puede caer por el hueco del centro.