30 Gallon and 55 Gallon Heavy Duty Plastic Drum Dolly – Durable Plastic Drum Cart 900 lb. Capacity- Barrel Dolly with 5 Swivel Casters Wheel,Yellow

The first one works so good I purchased a second one the wheels are great there made sturdy the base is big enough to contain any over spills assembles easily

These sturdy, highly maneurvable barrel dollies easily accomodate a standard, 18" diameter cast metal umbrella stand. The five, three-inch casters glide effortlessly over an exposed aggregate pool deck with tooled expansion joints and make a patio umbrella much more mobile and resistant to blowover from wind.I did two of these by placing the umbrella stand in the lower tier of the barrel dolly. I used a 2.5" hole saw to bore a hole in the bottom center of a 5-gallon plastic bucket and bored eight, 0.5" diameter drain holes around the circumference (just above the bottom of the bucket), which I put into a burlap, 'sack race' bag (available in a four-pack on Amazon for about $10) with an 'X' cut in the bottom, directly beneath the bucket hole. I lowered the bucket/bag over the umbrella stand, folded the excess width of burlap over itself, and wrapped the excess burlap height over the bucket rim. I put the umbrella in the stand, but did not use the side screw to retain it. Finally, I filled the bucket with 4-6" diameter smooth river rock for stability and called it a day.If you wanted to use a bit less rock, you could stop 6-8" from the top and fill that space with ice and beer.

Holds a full 55 gallon drum and rolls without a problem. I recommend.

Unit appears very well made of strong plastic and durable casters.

These are great for storing rain barrels in off season. Makes it easy to roll around and put away.

Needed these to have three Oak Jack Daniel Barrels to be mobile and easy to move and clean under on the back patio. They are very sturdy but it would be nice if they had a brake on them. Will try to improvise to keep them from rolling. They fit the full size Jack Daniel Barrels perfectly. Having a brake would hold them still while using as a stand for cocktail .

works great

The media could not be loaded.  If I ever get married, I want my bride to roll down the aisle on this thing! If we have children, I'll make it into a stroller. For now, it will continue to be one of my favorite pieces of work gear, back saver, knee saver, and constant work companion :) I put this thing through hell all summer long, 700-pound paint and sand drums rolling over bumpy asphalt and wide cracks, and it's solid as the day it arrived! Five wheels make this thing go over cracks you'd expect to get stuck in. But when a wheel should get stuck in a 3" wide crack, the weight is on the other four wheels, so it keeps rolling, like magic! :)