Brute trash can dollies?

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I thought there was a heavy duty version? The one i have, one of the casters is bending in when i have it full of R/O water.

What does everyone use?

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Harbor freight? I have bought their dollies (the floor kind with 4 casters) to move engines and transmissions and they hold up pretty good, they're cheap and I think they have a heavy duty version
 
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Thanks for the replies. I have a harbour freight square dolly, i dont like that the weight in on the long thin pieces of wood instead of the thicker carpeted pieces, but i use that one for my smaller brute for salt water.
just ordered the winco, says its good to 400lbs.
 

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