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

This didn't work for me because I misread the description on size but I did put it together and it was very straightfoward and easy. It did seem really sturdy, good quality, and at a better price than all the others I looked at.

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 purchased this dolly so I could easily move my new Magic Chef 1.6 cubic foot portable washer. The washer has two wheels built in at the rear. However, they are a bit recessed and small enough that they are only effective on hard surfaces and nearly useless on carpeting. Since I keep my washer out of sight in a closet and bring it out on wash days, I knew I had to find a solution.I found this dolly and thought it might fit the bill. Some of the reviews I read complained that only two of the casters rotate. In other words, it steers like a car where only the front wheels turn. In my experience, this has not been an issue at all. It consists of four hard plastic corners, four tubes to connect them, and eight thumb screws to hold everything in place. It also comes with four rubber pads that go in the corners. The pads are to prevent whatever you put on the dolly from sliding.I think it's worth mentioning that the casters and the heavy duty plastic corners are mated to each other. The underside of the corners have four points into which you screw in the casters. The corresponding plate on the casters matches these four points perfectly. However, you will be hard pressed to find any other casters with these precise dimensions in the event you wish to replace them. Again, I have not found that to be an issue at all.Overall, a good purchase. It performs as desired and is, in my opinion, the one thing that makes using a portable washer a real possibility. I'm very happy with it.

I was not expecting to have to assemble this myself - I guess I didn't read the description closely enough. I still would have bought it regardless. It's not tricky to figure out, but kind of a pain in the butt to attach the wheels. The holes were not threaded, so I had to squeeze pretty hard to get them to turn through the plastic base. I ended up with some nice blisters on my palm, and deducted a star for that reason. Also, one of the lock screw holes was 'offset' so I only used 7 of the 8 to tighten it all up; this didn't seem to affect the overall stability, however.With all that being said, this is perfect for my 66lb Magic Chef compact washing machine. One note about the dimensions: the product description says the minimum length/width is 21 inches - my washer is 15" square (going by the little tape measure that was included), and I had no problem getting the dolly down to that size. In fact, I could have collapsed it even more if I had needed to.I assembled it so the stationary wheels were both in "back", and the swivel wheels on the "front". This allowed me to move the washer easily from a corner over to the sink. Once in place, the wheel locks worked well to keep the washer from drifting during spin cycles. Given that the washer had little wheels already, I wasn't sure I'd actually need this. I'm definitely glad I got it; it greatly increased the mobility and ease of moving the machine around.

Bought this for a portable washer and it has been amazing. Our portable actually has wheels but only 2 and leaning it back to push and move it was becoming such a hassle we broke and bought this to help. It's honestly one of my favorite purchases cause I'm able to move my washer around quickly/easily. Plus being able to lock the wheels so it doesn't get moved when it shouldn't is great and easy to do. Save yourself the headache and backache of manually moving your portable washer (especially if you live in an apartment) or whatever you wanna use it for and buy it!