Hi how us the bottom construction? Is it all metal platform or is it not solid? Does the wheel have quick release? Thanks
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Its a sheet metal style floor in the trailer. The wheels are quick release styl.
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Hello Larry,This thing is very very nice. It does have a metal platform for the bottom, basically a piece of sheetmetal but sturdy. The wheels are a quick release, very simple to do. Love this little trailer.
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Yes it's a metal platform it pretty solid Yes the wheels have quick release. It a great buy
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The bottom is sheet metal, maybe 29gauge. Thin, regardless. And yes on quick release for wheels. However, the ease of removal comes at a price. The wheels "cant" just a bit while spinning. There is enough play in the quick release mechanism that unwanted friction between wheel and road occurs due to loose wheel axel constriction.
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The wheels seem to be of sturdy hard plastic. I've drug it down steps fully loaded and it was fine.
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The doggy hut it pretty solid on the bottom and does not sag once my dogs are inside and ready to go for a ride. I pull it with my bike and have no problems going anywhere. The clearance underneath is from the wheel axle to the ground. My neighborhood also has several speed bumps and I have never bottomed out with it. Hope this answered your question!
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I think the weight limit was 250 lbs. I weigh 220 and have had no problems. Yes, it will work with a quick release rear wheel.
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I believe this unit comes with Fixed wheels, Amazon does offer the quick release version. -Eddie
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It is very solid. Heavier than most because it is one solid piece of metal. I love mine. A bunch of my friends now have one after testing mine.
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It is made by Veelar. The wheels are a quick release, in the sense that they are not bolted on, but more of a push and release mechanism.
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We've had no problems with the wheels yet. We use it almost daily around the house. The handle is a little wobbly, but I think that's more due to how I assembled it. Haven't taken the time to try to correct that. So far really happy with it.
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I have it supporting a tool box full of machining tools and its not showing any signs of stress. However I don't much care for the wheels, they make a large racket when rolling it across the shop. Ben's answer is pretty spot on with the weights. I like the little cart and find it suited my needs at a good price. The lack of a top level lip going around it was the selling point for me.
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Correction to my previous remark....the wheel, yoke and inner shaft all move together (yoke is welded to end of inner shaft) I use this on my utility trailer and it is quite durable. I wish that I had bought it much sooner. It is very helpful whether you have a young or old back!
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Yes, the base is wood (laminated particle-board) there are 4 holes already in the base bottom that have a threaded inserts for the level pads. I don't see why you couldn't attach wheels directly to the inserts.
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Yes it has the dumping mechanism that gets boltet to the bottom, the handle needs to be attached and the wheeles need to be put on. It comes with instructions but I didn't look that closely initially and put the dumping part on upside down. So don't do what I did. Other than that it is an easy assembly.
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The bolts etc holding the wheels on are all flat. The bearing (parts allowing the wheels to turn?) are sealed in plastic in the center of the wheel on both sides. If you're thinking of buying, this was a great beginning bike for our two year old granddaughter who is now three and has outgrown it. Only wear is a couple of little tears on the seat. Other than that it's still in great shape. We also bought one for 3 year old grandson (now 5) and he just stopped riding his in favor of big boy bike.
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It has wheels. They are fixed, so it is easy to roll straight out... but not side to side or such after you get it out.
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Guess I was wrong from other answers. Wheels do pop on & off easily but it's not something you'd want to deal with very often, meaning collapsing it. Nice to know if you need to for some reason, you can. Thanks:)
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I believe it is sturdy enough. I find it difficult to push empty. Each wheel seems to want to go in a different direction, but I have not given it its first workout yet.
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Yeah. It's not super clear in the wording but "alloy" is describing the rims and hubs. Btw If you weigh more than 200 I'd pay up for a sturdier wheel.