Move-It 3363 Premier 15-Inch Round Wood Platform Dolly, 530-lb Load Rating

My order arrived two days early and I was very excited to open the carton. The design is simple, sturdy and serves the purpose that I envisioned. I also like the large wheels.I have a small video chest that I had to empty whenever I wanted to move it around the apartment. The chest is 18 inches square. I was looking for a sturdy base to support the weight and dimensions of the chest. The dolly measures 18 1/2 by 23, and is the perfect size for the chest. The chest now doubles as a side table, and the wheels are a matching color.The price is a bit steep for a wood plank and four large wheels, but the product should have a long life.Update: August 25, 2023I bought the 23 x 12 inches Dolly for my 18 x 14 inches wood cabinet. It is two inches shorter in width. The wheels and the wood platform are sturdy. Because the cabinet is heavy, it should not topple over, and there are 2 1/2 inches on either side for balance. The quality is very good, and it was the last unit in stock. Woo-hoo!I wish they were still making the 23 x 19 size in stock, which I wanted to buy for the cabinet.

I bought 4 of these because I needed to move a 1200 lb table saw and a 1000 pound jointer... plus other woodworking equipment... but these were the biggest part of my move. I rented some equipment moving cast iron behemoths that were a complete and utter failure. I saw these and here's the big deal -- wheel size is important... and these have nice big wheels. Long story short, they're 600 pounds each (rated). I am 60 years old and 5' 0" tall, and I moved these big items alone... with no help whatsoever... using four of these dollies. Incredibly versatile, too! I've used them on everything from flower pots full of dirt to woodworking equipment... furniture... you name it. They are sturdy, well-built, and the non-slip surface is nice. I will keep these things forever... So handy! The wheels are top-notch. The plywood is many plies and very strong, and there's a non-slip surface. I put 'em through hell with those big items and they stood up to the task. Highly recommended.

Over the years, I've bought five or six of these 3363s for our deck and our front porch. On two of them, the wood delaminated, causing a wheel housing to fail (first photo), after the dolly was snowed under for several days. I replaced the failed 3363s with two new 3363s. I also bought two of the black-wheeled competing model. This time, I coated the edges of all four new dollies with a polyurethane sealant to withstand adverse weather. Both brands came through the winter unscathed (second photo), although this time we had no snow, so it's hard to say how much the polyurethane helped.Compared to the black-wheeled model:- The Move-It 3363 is prettier, especially the wheels.- The Move-It 3363 is easier to grasp because it has two large cutouts for your hands.But:- The Move-It 3363 is less easy to pull and steer; it takes somewhat more effort to move and keep straight.If good looks or hand cutouts matter more than ease of rolling, get the Move-It 3363.If ease of rolling matters more than looks or hand cutouts, get the black-wheeled model.

This is a major improvement over the HF style dollies. The wheels on this dolly make movement flawless. Was able to move some couches with very little effort, day and night difference in pushing this dolly with the larger wheels on carpet and sidewalks. Only down side is the rubber padsinstantly get ripped off and become worthless. The design of the surface still gives a good amount of friction without the pads to enable easy movement. I liked these so much I bough another set for the upcoming move.

Overall this is a great cart or dolly. I used this to move a 400 lb piano during renovations. It works great and is easy to maneuver. There are pros and cons, depending on your use. Works great on carpets.Pros:1) Can hold heavy weight2) Maneuvers easily3) Good price4) Wheel height clearance is good or above average5) 2 hand holes are functionalCons:1) Rubber grips can get damaged with heavy items2) Rubber finish at edges can get scraped off

I had a 1200 pound upright piano to be moved down a 20 degree sloping drive & up into a moving truck, roughly 80-90 feet altogether. I bought two of these as the rating is for 800+ lbs, so one on each end of the piano, just inside the steel casters. I'd planned this move for over a month & trying to anticipate all the issues I'd have with this piano, I bought Shoulder Dolly Moving Straps, Ratchet Tie Down Straps, extra 2x's for bracing, etc, etc.I never used the Shoulder Dolly Moving Straps or the extra 2x bracing. These wheels were sturdy enough to roll down the slope, over the gutter in the drive, across the rough asphalt road, onto the ramp to the moving truck & into place in the back of the truck with the effort of two 5'9 200+ lb beer-belly'ed guys. Well worth the investment for me.

After reading many reviews in trying to select among the many furniture dollies offered on Amazon (I always read the 1 star reviews first to see what can go wrong), I selected this one. It worked great!. The wheels are large enough in diameter to go over cracks and thresholds without significant risk of getting caught and tipping the load being transported. The four swivel casters rotate smoothly. The solid platform offers a large enough base to support a wide variety of items (furniture pieces, boxes, etc,). I am not sure about its weight capacity, but if you can lift it, this dolly will certainly carry it!

I was worried because the pail holds over 70+ pounds of birdseed. It was getting harder and harder moving it (plus I was afraid that it would tear the linoleum in the pantry. Bought this and was surprised that it fit PERFECTLY the base of the Smaller Metal Garbage Pail I had been using. I was delighted by the strength of the dolly/wheels and how fluid it moved. I couldn't be any happier... and so are my birds (as well as those Bloody @#$%^!!! Squirrels).