Ron, Finally made it up to Washington. Here are some photos for you as promised:
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Hooking up implements on dollies?
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I love it! Excellent solution. I'm currently using four of Harbor Freight's wheeled auto platforms, but l believe I need to frame them together as you have, vs depending on the BH weight to keep the rolllers in place.
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My furniture dollies from Lowes work perfectly for my implements. I can move them around easily, even including the 550 lb Kubota 72" rock bucket. Putting them on and taking them off is very easy with the SSQA quick attached loader. I haven't done a backhoe dolly yet but have seen lots of ideas for that on the forum.
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The new 36'x60' metal garage was a big attraction to buying the property a few months ago. I like that the frame is galvanized, don't see many that way other than the small tubing sheds.
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You'll find that in a short time the weight and heat will flatten out those style dolly wheels.
You can go on Ebay and get the nylon coated steel rimmed wheels that won't flatten.
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