Vestil HDOS-2436-12 Chariot en bois massif avec roulettes en caoutchouc dur, capacité de 1200 lb, longueur 36 x largeur 24 x hauteur 6-3/4, brun clair

Name: Vestil HDOS-2436-12 Chariot en bois massif avec roulettes en caoutchouc dur, capacité de 1200 lb, longueur 36 x largeur 24 x hauteur 6-3/4, brun clair
Brand: Vestil
SKU: 0617390376761
Price: 288.82 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Vestil

3.2/5

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288.82

Le chariot en bois dur à plateau solide Vestil HDOS-2436-12 a un plateau en bois massif et quatre roulettes pivotantes, et peut être utilisé pour transporter des appareils, des caisses, des meubles ou d'autres objets volumineux et lourds. Le pont est solide pour supporter les charges et est fait de bois dur, résistant aux chocs et à l'usure. Les roulettes pivotantes pour la maniabilité, mesurent 1-1/4 pouces de large et 4 pouces de diamètre, et sont faites de caoutchouc solide, qui ne peut pas s'aplatir et résiste à l'usure. Ce chariot a une capacité de charge de 1 200 lb, pèse 42 lb et mesure 6-3/4 x 24 x 36 pouces (H x L x P). (H est la hauteur, la distance verticale du point le plus bas au plus haut ; W est la largeur, la distance horizontale de gauche à droite ; D est la profondeur, la distance horizontale de l'avant à l'arrière.) Ce produit est destiné à être utilisé dans des environnements professionnels et industriels Les chariots sont utilisés pour transporter une variété d'objets volumineux et lourds, tels que des armoires, des caisses, des conteneurs de fûts, des meubles, de la machinerie lourde, de gros appareils électroménagers, des rouleaux de tapis ou des bacs. Les chariots sont généralement constitués d'une plate-forme basse ou d'un pont monté sur des roues pivotantes qui peuvent pivoter pour la maniabilité et peuvent inclure des freins pour empêcher le chariot de rouler. Certains chariots ont des cadres réglables pour transporter des charges de différentes tailles. D'autres sont livrés avec une poignée de traction pour aider l'utilisateur à déplacer le chariot. Les chariots peuvent être utilisés par des déménageurs professionnels ou dans des entrepôts ou d'autres environnements industriels.Vestil fabrique des équipements de manutention, notamment des palans et des chariots, des grues à flèche et à portique, des équipements de quai de chargement et des solutions de stockage. La société, fondée en 1968, a son siège social en Angola, IN.

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EAN: 0617390376761

Catégories Industriel et scientifique, Produits de manutention, Équipement de transport de matériel, Dollies,

La conception solide du pont permet une utilisation avec des emballages plus petits. Les roulettes pivotantes ont une construction en caoutchouc dur. La conception à quatre roulettes offre une maniabilité facile. La longueur du chariot surdimensionné est idéale pour déplacer de gros articles.

Batteries required	No
Brand	Vestil
Color	Tan
Customer Reviews	4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 104 ratings 4.2 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	36 x 24 inches
Item model number	HDOS-2436-12
Item Weight	32 Pounds
Load Capacity	1200 Pounds
Manufacturer	Vestil Manufacturing Corp
Material	Wood
Number of Wheels	4
Style	Industrial
Warranty Description	Limited 30 day.
Wheel Type	Rubber

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Scritto da: Book Lover

Almost perfect, but ...

Four stars because these pallets do exactly what I wanted: They made the family trunks I have in storage slide out easily from under the overhanging shelf. I no longer have to crank them out one edge at a time or push them back in against a lot of resistance. One star off because: * No instructions. You wouldn’t think you’d need any for something this simple, but it took this college grad with four (!) degrees a long time to figure out that the bolts to attach the casters drop down from the top, not come up from the bottom, even with holes for countersinking them easy to see. * Not all the countersinking holes are deep enough to do the job. If you’re fussy about perfection or need a completely flat surface, and have neither the tools nor the inclination to deepen them, you’ll find that some of the bolt caps protrude a bit. No biggie for my needs. * Packaging. These were probably packaged okay in the factory, but the factory is in China and the packaging doesn’t hold up well to shipping. I ordered two pallets; the first one was okay, with some tears (the rip kind, not the eyeball kind). The second package didn’t do as well. The plastic bag holding the nuts, bolts, and washers was torn, so several pieces had escaped into the small cardboard box that also holds the casters, and some of those pieces also escaped that, which was also badly torn. And one of the nuts had escaped the whole shebang and is likely still rolling around a cargo hold or shipping container somewhere in the Pacific Theater. That meant a trip to our local (independent) hardware store for a replacement. Attendere (See previous note on the value of a college education): On the first caster I affixed I carefully tightened the bolts as I went, only to find that the fourth hole and its bolt didn’t align. I had to loosen the first three and start again. Align all four, insert the bolts loosely, and tighten in rotation. My dad had taught me better, but I got fussy and forgot. On the third caster, I carefully tightened all four nuts, terribly pleased with myself, only to find the caster still resting on the work table. So. 1. Bolts drop down from the top (rest the pallet on its edge and work from side to side). 2. Washers first, nuts second, tighten each one a little bit at a time unti they’re all done. 3. The nuts will only tighten easily so far. Then you’ll need a wrench or some good pliers to hold them steady while you use the screwdriver to finish it. Or, which worked better for me, use the screwdriver to hold the bolt steady and the wrench to turn the nut. And remember: Righty-tightly, lefty-loosey.

Scritto da: William F Smith

Good moving dolly

Good for moving things in and out of the house

Scritto da: Kindle Customer

Sturdy but with an Assembly Issue

This dolly is very sturdy, solid, and the hardwood and build seems to be of decent quality. It does what is needed. However, the countersunk holes are poorly suited for the supplied hardware. The supplied washers were too large in diameter to fit in the countersunk holes and if you tied to use the bolts without washers in the countersunk holes, the bolt heads would pull thru the wood holes causing the bolt ends to interfere with the swivel of the wheels. That could lead to a dangerous situation! So... You MUST use washers inside the countersunk holes. To do so you need to get 16 normal washers for 1/4" bolts. The washers I used had an O.D. of 5/8" (The supplied washers were 3/4" O.D.). Fortunately I had enough on hand, but others may need to make a trip to the hardware store. I personally had no issues with not having instructions but others might fine that a problem. This would get 5 stars if had appropriate washers and there were some instructions for those folks who may not be mechanically inclined.

Scritto da: Kajali P.

Good but modifications needed !

Upon unboxing, there’s no instructions for assembly as you get a 24” x 36” board with top surface flat, and a box with 4 castors and a small plastic bag with 16 bolts, 16 hex nuts & 16 flat washers. When I inserted the bolt from the top flat surface, I then inserted the caster, then the flat washer and finally the hex nut. Once the hex nut was adequately tightened, I found the bolt head was piercing thru the thickness of the flat top side. I then dis-assembled the caster, got 1/4” flat washers and 1/4” lock washers from Home Depot. You will need to run the bolt thru the purchased 1/4” flat washer, then run it thru the thickness of the plank, insert the supplied flat washer, then your purchased 1/4” lock washer and then the Hex nut. Now you can tighten the hex nut without fear of the bolt head running thru the thickness of the plank. It seems a sturdy enough dolly but I have great doubts about loading it to 1200 Lbs as advertised. Half of that seems good to me. Also, on the four corners of the flat top surface, the bolt heads stick up and not totally flush so beware of damaging items placed on the flat surface.

Scritto da: Mark McCoskey

Movable TV Stand

Using mine as a TV Stand. The 85" Hisense is about 150 lbs., so a little difficult to maneuver around. On this rolling platform, it is very easy to rearrange furniture.

Scritto da: memnar

1/8 inch from perfection

There's really only one issue with the product I received, but it impacts maneuverability. There's one piece of wood used for the primary platform that is slightly thinner than the others. That means the included bolts stick out a little more on the underside and prevent one of the casters from swiveling. A handful of washers should take care of the problem, but I didn't have enough on hand and had to make it work with one stiff caster. Worth the money if you get a good one.

Scritto da: Gizmo

Good product but requires bolt cutting after attaching wheels

Very stout and smooth moving, which is what I needed. BUT, when attaching the wheels, the countersunk holes allowed the bolts to protrude too far out on the bottom of the unit thus preventing wheels from fully turning. All wheels on all 3 dolleys I purchased were same way. I cut bolt tips with bolt cutters about 1/2” to 3/4” to allow clearance for wheels to turn freely.