Grit Guard Bucket and Dolly

**GearHead_1** · 09-06-2006, 09:14 PM

Here`s a question to which the answer may not have been fully explored. Most people probably wouldn`t do this but I might if the product were up to the task. What is the expected weight limit for the bucket, dolly and seat pad system? I`ve been wanting one of these but got to thinking I might actually sit on this, but would it hold me? Steve any feel for this? Anyone else? If this dolly system is capable of holding someone as large and muscular with a physique like The Fuzz it would probably hold me.

**joe.p** · 09-06-2006, 09:28 PM

I have the WG dolly bucket gearhead i dont see you having ant problems what i do is sit on the bucket without the dolly if you use the dolly sytem it has locking wheel to keep it from rolling. The WG bucket pic is for illustration purposes only..

**Poorboy** · 09-06-2006, 09:52 PM

Originally Posted by GearHead_1

Here`s a question to which the answer may not have been fully explored. Most people probably wouldn`t do this but I might if the product were up to the task. What is the expected weight limit for the bucket, dolly and seat pad system? I`ve been wanting one of these but got to thinking I might actually sit on this, but would it hold me? Steve any feel for this? Anyone else? If this dolly system is capable of holding someone as large and muscular with a physique like The Fuzz it would probably hold me.

there was no literature that came with any of the components of the kit, but I can assure you it will hold at least 250 pounds or more

....I believe because the 5 wheel base of the dolly distributes weight better than the 4 wheel dollys I`ve seen from other companies and it is a real quality plastic, it will support almost anyone

edit: just checked the grit guard site and it says 250 pounds...I think it will handle a bit more

**GearHead_1** · 09-07-2006, 08:31 AM

Originally Posted by Poorboy

there was no literature that came with any of the components of the kit, but I can assure you it will hold at least 250 pounds or more

....I believe because the 5 wheel base of the dolly distributes weight better than the 4 wheel dollys I`ve seen from other companies and it is a real quality plastic, it will support almost anyone

edit: just checked the grit guard site and it says 250 pounds...I think it will handle a bit more

Then my petite 220 lbs. should be no problem at all.

**Poorboy** · 09-07-2006, 09:03 AM

Originally Posted by GearHead_1

Then my petite 220 lbs. should be no problem at all.

not even a sweat

**vwgtivw** · 09-07-2006, 12:13 PM

My fat a$$ (248lbs) didn`t break mine from poorboys and it works great.

**Poorboy** · 09-07-2006, 02:17 PM

Originally Posted by vwgtivw

My fat a$$ (248lbs) didn`t break mine from poorboys and it works great.

roflmao ....I haven`t broke mine either

**joe.p** · 09-07-2006, 06:43 PM

do you guys use the dolly to roll around on. I like to use the bucket with the seat cusion when cleaning the tires or polishing the lower rocker panels.When im done detailing my products go in the bucket scwer on the gamma lid.
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For anyone who plans to purchase the bucket dolly system will be more then happy and find it very use full..

**Beercan31** · 09-07-2006, 07:46 PM

it all comes down to common sense if your using this on a rough surface the caster wheels might not like it for to long if you tried to roll around with weight on it but for a concrete floor you will be fine. just don`t fall between the cracks...lol

Originally Posted by GearHead_1

a physique like The Fuzz it would probably hold me.

I damn near choked on my gum...