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Model: 78090A
The Norco 3600 lb. Capacity Car Dolly will work with any automobile whether it has the tires and wheels on it or not! This dolly features quick and independent width and height adjustments, four ball bearing swivel caster wheels rated at 900 lbs. capacity each, and fully adjustable outriggers to fit any vehicle frame width. Two is needed in order to support vehicles from both ends. Order yours today!
KEY BENEFITS • Comes with everything seen in picture • Supports a vehicle with or without tires • Norco quality product: "Assembled in USA" • Quick and independent width and height adjustments • Allows FWD vehicle to be easily moved in the service bay • Fully adjustable outriggers to fit any vehicle frame width • Can be used in pairs for maximum maneuverability in tight places • Threaded lift saddles with rubber pads are independently adjustable • Universal design fits any car without the need for additional vehicle adapters • Does not require installation to subframe or engine/transaxle cradle mounting holes • Four 6” diameter ball bearing swivel caster wheels rated at 900 pounds capacity each
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• Width: 17" • Length adjustment: 30" to 60" • Height adjustment: 12.75" to 15.75"
• Download the manual pdf HERE
• Shipping weight: 65 lbs.
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