Can this be used on the pearstone dolly?
1139283
I have used it on the Ravelli dolly so I don't see why it should not be possible to use it on the Pearstone.
1139284
I got the tripod for my daughter in film school. I can not tell you the answer.
1139285
Ravelli ATD Professional Tripod Dolly for Camera Photo Video this might get u a better idea to what the dolly works for the tripod
760130
I tow this cart with my sit-down lawn mover. If the hitch on an ATV is similar, then I would guess yes, but I would check with a power equipment dealer.
2182139
I believe that you could try it. The older machines used this type of attachment. Amazon will take it back if it does't fit.
706527
No. The wheels that come w/ this do not lock in place. I'm sure Wagner does have locking wheel that will bare the weight but that will probably cost more than the dolly itself. You can always make or shape something, depending on floor surface, that will do just as well if provided you only need it for 55 gallon water barrel.
1114554
No reason it shouldn't. Base of the gooseneck will be at roughly the same height whether trailer or rv,
1950034
I don't think so. Pony is fabric so wheels would not work without adding wooden/plastic base. My opinion only. Someone with more experience with item adjustments may have better advice. My great-granddaughter loves her just as it is. She rocks and rides and pushes her little pony. Good luck!
349491
Yes, it should work with most of Manfrotto's tripod legs. Most tripod legs have a 3/8ths inch screw on top that fits most tripod heads like this one.
459613
I think it would be fine. My kayak is fairly flat bottomed. The dolly needs to be on the center of whatever you are pulling and it needs to be strapped tight.
419943
You could just sit the axle in the forks of the truing stand, and it would work fine. It is a near-exact clone of the Park unit, so I bet most of the attachments would work. I'm really happy with mine.
642084
yes to both, but best to secure the load to the frame with a ratchet strap or two & use OSHA recommended lifting/lowering technique. The handle assembly is secured with spring pins. The handle fits into cups on the frame for dolly mode. Also see my original answer below.
2021502
Yes it will work on pears. I have used it for that and apples and potatoes. It works best on fruit that is not getting soft. Firm and crisp is where it works best. I now feel this is one of my favorite kitchen tools. Just love it!
1123335
Oh yes. My wife uses it on hers. Her chair is a Quickie V121, and it has the swing-out right and left footplates rather than the type that flip up in the middle; the ENABLER base clamps to the frame of the footplate. If your chair has a flip-up footplate you will have to find some other place to attach it.
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I have used this track dolly on many types of track. Any tube, pipe, cylindrical object from 1" to 1.5" (maybe larger) will work. Angle iron or aluminium angle at about 1.25" or larger should work. I have used 3/4" hydraulic hose (about 1.125" outer diameter) for a track with a curve. Heck I have used broom sticks. I am tinkering with a system that uses 40" sections of heavy-walled PVC pipe that will snap together to build a straight track as long as you have sections. Hope the helps, Claude
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As long as it's propane. The torch is calibrated for propane only. If you are using it for weeds to be honest you don't really want to be draging a gas tank on the ground and using a flame thrower at the same time. I would reccomend getting the backpack tank. If you are using the torch for another stationary use then the standard propane tank on a dolly will work.Aloha.
1407702
I have a cement planter box on my dolly so it barely budges when I push it so I don't have a need to lock the wheels. I did look under the planter box around the wheels the best I could and I don't see any locking mechanisms.
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Should work with anything you can clip it to. As long as you can fit the clamp around the object you can tighten it down to work with it.
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Probably not the best option because the surface of this is not flat. I would suggest you get a dolly that has flat legs. For planters these work great.