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Appliance Dolly




Renting an appliance dolly?

Or, are you a professional in enough homes that the time has come to buy one?

I won't spend much time on this. Let me just tell you what I have, why I have it, and then you make the call.

As you can see, there are plenty to choose from.

(Makes your head spin, right?)

Years ago, I had the same decision to make. I settled on the one you see here.

And I paid $350.00 for it. Sparing no expense seemed to make sense when I considered the potential losses if I went cheap.

Do I feel like a chump when I look at the price of a new one, today?

Nope.

My dolly has paid for itself many times over.

As well as provided insurance against damages.

So, if you are in the building business, this particular dolly is my strongest recommendation to you because:

- its 1200 lb. capacity means I can lift anything.

- the four wheel, tip-back is like having another helper.

- it has the back skids for going up steps.

- large wheels are big enough to roll something over turf.

- strap ratchets tight AND LOCKS! No tensioner! You're still going to need drop cloths because the wheels are black when new and never clean when used.

And you will still need at least one of these.

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