Tire Dolly

[MCMLXIX]

So I have 2 sets of wheels and tires for my truck. 22" Low Pro tires for daily driving and a set of 17" AT tires for weekend use. I came up with an inexpensive solution to store the extra set. I used a 55 Gallon Drum Dolly that can hold 1000lbs. Then I took two scrap pieces of 1/2" plywood to make a base. A 30" circle as a top plate and a 22" inner circle (screwed and glued) underneath that fits inside the metal frame. I can now move the stack of wheels around the garage with one hand and minimal effort... for about $40.

 

[Rado]

Pretty cool

 

[Travelin Ram]

That’s a great project!

But now you’ve made me curious what vehicle that is photobombing your project?

 

[MCMLXIX]

That’s a great project!

But now you’ve made me curious what vehicle that is photobombing your project?

1972 K5 Chevrolet Blazer - 6.0L LQ9 / 4L80e / NP205 / D60 Front / 14 BFF Rear / Fox Shocks 2.0 /

 

[Travelin Ram]

That’s a beautiful Blazer!

I’m gonna show this to my brother, who’s been jonesing for a ‘72 for years. Don’t be surprised if he comes knocking LOL.

My first pickup was a 72 2500 Cheyenne. Great memories.

 

[MCMLXIX]

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/showthread.php?t=423432