ELAFROS 30 Gallon and 55 Gallon Heavy Duty Plastic Drum Dolly – Durable Plastic Drum Cart 900 lb. Capacity- Barrel Dolly with 5 Swivel Casters Wheel, Red, with Brake

Arrived as promised. It was sturdy and easy to assemble, it also comes with a few spare parts. This is a second one I have purchased and they are both great products. I will purchase another in the future as I increase my reserve water supply.

The half-barrel planter fits perfectly. It needed a really sturday way to hold it off the deck and move it around, and this is perfect.

The media could not be loaded.  If I ever get married, I want my bride to roll down the aisle on this thing! If we have children, I'll make it into a stroller. For now, it will continue to be one of my favorite pieces of work gear, back saver, knee saver, and constant work companion :) I put this thing through hell all summer long, 700-pound paint and sand drums rolling over bumpy asphalt and wide cracks, and it's solid as the day it arrived! Five wheels make this thing go over cracks you'd expect to get stuck in. But when a wheel should get stuck in a 3" wide crack, the weight is on the other four wheels, so it keeps rolling, like magic! :)

We will be using this to soak plants prior to transplanting an all in one place

I usually don’t write reviews but this thing works perfectly for 55 gallon water barrels that are almost 500 pounds each. Can move them around very easily in the basement. A little pricey but glad I paid it… will last my lifetime. If you’re prepping like me, buy them.

Very robust. Holds 50 gal water barrel.

These sturdy, highly maneurvable barrel dollies easily accomodate a standard, 18" diameter cast metal umbrella stand. The five, three-inch casters glide effortlessly over an exposed aggregate pool deck with tooled expansion joints and make a patio umbrella much more mobile and resistant to blowover from wind.I did two of these by placing the umbrella stand in the lower tier of the barrel dolly. I used a 2.5" hole saw to bore a hole in the bottom center of a 5-gallon plastic bucket and bored eight, 0.5" diameter drain holes around the circumference (just above the bottom of the bucket), which I put into a burlap, 'sack race' bag (available in a four-pack on Amazon for about $10) with an 'X' cut in the bottom, directly beneath the bucket hole. I lowered the bucket/bag over the umbrella stand, folded the excess width of burlap over itself, and wrapped the excess burlap height over the bucket rim. I put the umbrella in the stand, but did not use the side screw to retain it. Finally, I filled the bucket with 4-6" diameter smooth river rock for stability and called it a day.If you wanted to use a bit less rock, you could stop 6-8" from the top and fill that space with ice and beer.

I had to return these caddies only because they were a little too big for our whiskey barrels. The barrels fit well inside, but we decided to use something that was smaller and would lay under the barrel and not be so visible. These caddies are very sturdy, and the wheels are a good size. I almost kept it because they would be great for a large pot on a patio but my biggest pot is on the grass so I don't need it at this time. They did arrive quickly and the return was free. My card was reimbursed as soon as I dropped off at UPS. This seems to be a good company and if you want a large pot with strong reliable wheels this would be a good one.