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I have the original wheels for the 911 stored in the boxes that the aftermarket wheels came in - the previous owner brought them to me when he delivered the car - and I've been sliding them around the garage as I re-organize. Inspired by this $150 masterpiece from a certain supplier in Tacoma, WA, I put together my own solution for $11, not counting the items I had on hand already.

The inspiration: Since I've established a New Tire Fund for next spring, I could not part with the $150 for the fancy cart. I have the rolling base for a Rubbermaid BRUTE trash can that I've been kicking around the garage, and for $10.75 I picket up a pre-cut 24" by 1" wood table top from Home Depot. With some spare bolts, nuts and large washers to spread the load on the wood top I cobbled together a most acceptable substitute cart.
All that remains is to take it apart to prime and paint the wood top. This will take care of the wheels in boxes, and when I get cold-weather tires to put on them next fall, my home-made cart will handle those as well. At least then I can move everything at once and save the back muscles.

Pretty damn clever! Cheers and thanks for the idea

Nice.

Nice. For those that don't have spare trash can or wheels, HF sells great dollies. Clip the coupon and you can have one for 1/2 of the listed price.

https://www.harborfreight.com/material- ... 38970.html

Very nice job on the trolley. So far in Columbus I can survive with A/S tires on everything, but when I had my Mustang I put winter tires on that . Your trolley would have been very helpful..
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Kalashnikov wrote: ↑Tue Nov 26, 2019 6:29 pm Nice. For those that don't have spare trash can or wheels, HF sells great dollies. Clip the coupon and you can have one for 1/2 of the listed price.

https://www.harborfreight.com/material- ... 38970.html

Yikes. I have FOUR of those Harbor Freight units in my shed. I could have used one-but I always seem to be loaning them to the kids for moving furniture. But now the useless trash can dolly has a new purpose!!

I have two furniture dolleys I use to move sets of wheels. Works great.