Skelang 4 Pcs Stem Leveling Machine Caster, Retractable Caster Wheel for Industrial Machine Equipment, Heavy Workbench, Movable Furniture, Total Load Capacity 2200Lbs

Excellent quality casters. These are highly specific for stabilizing what ever they are installed on. Caster rollers are well made and functional. Rubber leveling feet are well made and functional. Threads and studs are good quality. BUT, when you need to roll down the rubber stabilizing feet you will be on your knees turning the orange dial. When you need to move the item and need to use the rollers you will be back down on the floor turning the orange dial. I don't move the vice bench that I put these on very often. I have already shown my grandson how to move the rubber feet up and down.

I originally bought these to use on a front-wheel motorcycle chock in my cargo/toy hauler conversion trailer so that I could move the bike forward so that I would have room in the back part of the trailer to sleep when we just wanted to pull over for a few hours. It would have been a possible working system but wasn't going to be too practical...taking the bike out is easier and we have a lot more room...i.e. straps and other things in the trailer took up too much area. I didn't send them back because I may still try to come up with a practical use for them...maybe on a large tool chest. I would definitely recommend to others!

Great casters. Needed to get new caster to replace my existing caster on my Blackstone grill. I wanted to get ones that I could adjust. I had to use pieces of wood as shims to try and get it level for the backyard patio. Whenever I moved the griddle, I had to cut new shims. No longer!! I put the new casters on the Blackstone and what a difference. When I want to clean the concrete, I lower the casters taking note of how many turns on the adjustment wheel, and once on the wheels, I wheel it out of the way. When ready to go back into place, I wheel it back and turn the adjustment wheel. The adjustment wheel is a bit tough to turn by hand while the griddle’s weight is on it though, so I elevate the one side at a time and the adjustment wheel turns easily. Although a bit pricey for the casters, i feel they are definitely worth it, for the ease of which I can move the griddle. The color of the adjustment wheel is also the same color of the Blackstone accents which is an added plus!!

I used eight 250kg casters to support a 1400 lb machine. They're rated for 4400 lbs all together. I'm skeptical of the rating, but with a conservative load they work as expected. The nice part is the ability to level the machine once you get it in position, great for a lathe, mill, or other machine tool. I think they are about as tough as a light duty floor jack, which can take a considerable load. Don't expect casters that can roll around an uneven floor like a 4" wheel could, they are tiny wheels. Keep your expectations in check and you'll be pleasantly surprised.

I use these casters underneath a tire machine that weighs about 600 lb. They work fantastic. They bolted up easily to the flanges on the tire machine. Rolls around on concrete no problem. When I go to use it I spin the feet down an entire machine doesn't move one bit. Great value for these casters

I bought these for a miter saw table I was building. Like communism they look good on paper but in reality they are horrible. They are such a low profile wheel that your floor has to be perfectly clean or the wheel will catch and not move until you remove the item. These wheels caught on a brad nail, 18 gauge at that. I'm going to replace these with a solid set of non adjustable casters and throw the old ones in the trash where they belong.

I am using six of the model 60S for my lathe. My lathe weighs 1400 lbs, six of these casters should be more than enough, yet the lathe shakes, and rocks back and fourth. The thread in the center for adjusting the height seem to be bending. I won't be able to keep using them for my lathe like this.

Work great, if you have to constantly adjust get the ratchet lever model for $20 more. Set and forget these are fine. Older folks probably better off with the lever model