Harbor Freight mechanical wheel dollies. good or junk?

anybody use these from Harbor Freight?? how do you like them?

I figure they have ****py wheels like the regular roll around dollies I already have. any other complaints? hard to lift the car?

the way my shop is set up my lift is 90 degrees to the roll up door, so I need to make a tight turn to get a car there. many times I wish I could just slide the back of the car over to straighten it out.

looks like $180.00 for 2. if they work well it would be worth it. if they are **** I'd rather spend my money on strippers and booze.

 

I want to know too.

 

I just buy the movers dolleys for $10.00, jack up car put under wheels and let down, push around.
Hell of a lot cheaper, hell buy 8 of the and move 2 cars around for the price of the expensive ones

http://www.harborfreight.com/movers-dolly-93888.html

 

My local harbor freight(s) are really good about taking back stuff if you are not happy with it. Why don't you just buy a pair and see how you like em for yourself?

FWIW, I've got a set of the cheaper ones that you have to jack up the car to put under the tires, and my 67 cadillac seems to roll around ok on them...

 

I have a set, and I'm happy with them, but I've only used them twice and on relatively light weight cars. The wheels are cheap and they flex a bit, but they get the job done.

I used to own a furniture delivery company, and went thru a lot of the wooden HF movers dollies. After a while, I broke down and bought the $40 "professional" dollies that are made in the USA, and was much much happier with them.

I guess it's like anything else from HF... If your only going to use it once, it's probably fine, but the low price tag is no replacement for a good quality tool if it's going to see any real work.

 

They have a lot of experience.

 

i have a set and the work great, sure beats a floor jack. push it right over so the kids stuff and wifes stuff has some where to go...Maybe not a good idea after all