HI Guys,

I bought a China made dolly stand. It lifted the bike (800mt) ok but when i tried to move it, the stand collapsed on 1 side. Luckily not all the way through else big time Jatuh Bodoh!

Now I am on the lookout for another one tat is more sturdier.

Appreciate if anyone that is using can share a recommendation for a 360 movement type of dolly stand (meaning the stand is fitted with rollers and can move around

Thank you in advance.

This post has been edited by harryleesbr: Jun 22 2024, 10:43 PM

Any chance of screenshot the contact? it belongs to a group which I am not part of it. I am waiting for them to approve.

Thanks very much. Will consider if i cannot find any good ones locally

This is the same model (orange) I bought. It collapsed to one side after I jacked it up and try to move it.
The vendor says it is suitable for 240kg but from the looks of it the material used are not that strong at all.

This post has been edited by harryleesbr: Jun 24 2024, 04:49 PM

Thanks. Have already contacted them.
Price reasonable, product if anything like the photos provided look solid.
1 month for delivery

Just might go for it

No opportunity to take it on the bike since i had to get it off immediately as the bike was leaning over..

the "L" joint between the bobbin and the paddock wheel gave way when i started to move it..

You can see from the photo below, the entire thing is distorted.

These type of cases, reinforcing it at that point is useless since the unit's metal/joints are already stretched. Other place may give way.
Best to get a new one with better metal used.

Thanks for the hint though.

Just placed an order with Master Paddock.
1 month delivery...

So ... some feedback from using local custom made product Master Paddock

1. Lifter arms can be a bit longer
2. Jacking arm, can be much longer. I had to use my feet to push it down.
3. Hooks for the spools, can be made with thicker plate
4. Bike tyre actually touched the dolly after lift
5. Feels very unstable when moving it around. Resorted to having the maintenance stand out.
6. After 5x the dolly bend.

Note:
I have already feedback to Master Paddock. He did offer for me to send it after the first feedback (points 1,2,3,4,5) but I am against sending it back since it took more than a month to reach me. Just sent him number 6 as well. He went silence on me after the first feedback.

So anyone wants to order from him, please make a point to ask him to extend it or better ride down to his workshop to make the necessary measurements. Different model has different points. Learn this the hard way.

Good points are
1. Acceptable material thickness mostly
2. Design is OK but can really be improved
3. Wheels are good
4. Even provide tool for the assembling the nut and bolts

Pecah, i think will not. I left it on a week. It was ok. The material is way much solid than China ones.
Just put the maintenance stand out for double protection.
As long as no one got itchy finger.....

I know man but take it as a lost lah.
I run the risk of not seeing it again or after a long long while if I sent it back.
Rather sell as besi buruk or mod it.

Looking out for a welder and iron rod company. I have a few ideas to try out.

Need to find some time and then I will build it up myself.
Gotto find a local workshop that can cater for welding, cutting and drilling.

ideally, i am going for this design if i can make it work.

It all depend on the handle length. If it is too short like my case, I practically have to stand on it, to lift the bike.

If you have a long level or handle then laws of leverage will assist you in the lift. Very little strength required.

If you cannot lift the bike yourself then stop, please get a spotter coz it is already super dangerous doing it yourself. 200kg is no joke when it topples over.

Thanks bro. I really like this idea. The underneath dolly is just a platform. Will study it.

This post has been edited by harryleesbr: Aug 6 2024, 10:22 PM

Theoretically possible.
Before you do that please at least measure the angle and how long is needed.

Ensure your metal stick is strong of think enough e.g. the old GI water pipes not those flimsy steel bar you find around these days.

Once weld, there be no going back.

Maybe best to ask the welding shop for advice.

Here's is one that i ID. Did not have time to check him out yet,

Rajini Welding Works
https://g.co/kgs/GSJo8zr