Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR hochbelastbares Transportfahrwerk mit 360° drehbarer Kappe für Maschinen

Die Rollen sind sehr rubust gebaut. Die Drehteller sind zu glatt, da muss eine Gummiauflage verwendet werden. Die drehbaren Auflagen haben Vor- und Nachteile. Ich habe beide Rollen mit Gewindestangen (M16-M16) fixiert, damit sie nicht auseinanderlaufen, ohne ging es nicht. Alles in Allem: Für den Preis eine klare Empfehlung, kleine Verbesserungen bedarf es aber noch.

I bought three of these to move a large cumbersome crate and they just worked. Slightly higher than I thought and I had to use the pallet to lift the crate to slide them in.

Bon rapport qualité prix; merci.___________________________________________________________________________________________________

Buen producto. El único fallo es que se pidieron 4 productos y me llegaron solamente 3. Un fallo de gran envergadura. A la espera que den solución

I had to move a 2t cnc into an area where I could not use a forklift, these skates made it a breeze ######################### ######################################################################################

We used 4 of it to move a machine weighing approx. 2500 kg. It worked well on a flat and even hard floor. The handle is connected in the middle with screws that are much smaller in diameter than the holes. That makes the handle wobbly. All in all it worked, but the quality is only medium.

Ottimo prodotto,migliore di quello che avrei trovato dai miei fornitori su Torino. Spedizione tracciata con tempi di consegna rispettati. Non si capisce però come ottenere la fattura..... Stefano

Let me start with the problems with this product.1. The top 5.5 inch steel disc on each skate is slippery.2. The top discs are flat, allowing your moved item to slip off the disc. It should have shoulders on edge.3. The skates turn independently of each other when you push.4. There is no rubber disc to prevent slippage as you might expect.First try moving my mill:This product is certainly heavy duty. I put my 3000 pound mill on 4 of the skates. I had to change to 3 skates because my concrete is not flat enough and one of the skates kept slipping out. The bottom of the mill is flat cast iron. The "non-slip" surface of the skate is a flat steel disc with some grooves cut in it. I wouldn't call this non-slip. There is no rubber pad as you might expect, not even little tabs around the edge of the round top disc like a floor jack has to keep the mill from sliding off the disc. I almost had one slide out from under the machine.Second try:I've seen videos where they use these and I can tell you that it's not that easy. I put a rubber pad on the skate to see if that helped and it did. The problem now is that when I push the mill, each skate turns independently of the other and when they do, the mill stops rolling. I noticed in the videos that there are usually 2 guys pulling with a bar hooked on to two skates. I can see where that would help,, but the two skates in the back are still going to turn independently of each other.Third try:I solved the problem with the rear skates turning independently of each other by connecting them with a steel rod. That did work and the skates more or less stayed under the machine with the rubber pad. Any way you look at it though, you're going to need more than one guy to use these things, if you can get them from turning independently at all.Fourth try:Now, having moved the mill 2 feet in the last hour, I have to turn it to get it where I need it. The problem is that again, the skates turn independently and also, the pad o

Good product, works well for what I have used it so far. I like that the center pad does rotate but I wish there was a rubber surface so it did not slide so easily. I added that myself to my own skates.

Works for smaller items, haven't attempted with anything even close to the weight capacity. And like they may break, but i might be surprised.