BOSCH L-Dolly for use with L-Boxx Click and Go Cases, Part of Click and Go Storage System

Fantastic Dolly , it helps me a lot , box or moving stuff is great .

A bit pricey but a must for moving my stack of power tools around.

Strange design that makes the bottom drawer VERY hard to open. Structurally it seems brilliant for plastic I've been very surprised none of these boxes have ever cracked. Just strange from Bosch to miss that bottom drawer issue.

I have 2 of these now and have walked off sites with 6ft high stacks of boxes with the upmost ease. If you need to move large amounts of gear regularly these are amazing

I love this. It glides across the floor with easy. Great quality casters. It fits perfectly with the boxes it's designed to carry. It's a needed component. I recommend having one for sure.

Si es lo que esperaba

I have a bunch of the Bosch L-Rack draws which I had on top of a filing cabinet, but I got more and the stack grew too tall. I love the draws for their flexibility but I didn't know where to put them. I decided to get this dolly so I could put them on the floor and move them around my office. This has worked quite well, as I have a place where I keep them but can wheel them around to other areas of the office effortlessly when I need to. The wheels lock so this will stay in place and not roll unless I unlock the wheels, which is easy to do. The wheels roll extremely smoothly and make even a tall stack of draws full of items easy to roll around. This was a bit of a pain to put together. The wheels/casters come disassembled from the dolly and you have to flip the dolly over and screw the wheels/casters into the bottom. It is a bit difficult to get them aligned and screwed in, but once this is done, it's done. Additionally, when you snap the L-Racks onto the dolly, the bottom rack is partially blocked by the lip of the dolly. You can slide a drawer or iBoxx in, but you have to push it past the dolly lip. The easiest thing to do is using the iBoxx 58, which is 58mm instead of 72mm, and slide it into the upper track of the L-Rack; this will allow it to slide in and out smoothly. PROS: * Wheels/casters are extremely smooth rolling, makes it easy to roll even a heavy load * Wheels/casters can easily lock and hold the dolly in place * Makes it easy to grow your stack of Bosch racks and boxes but yet still move them around CONS: * Wheel/casters are hard to assemble when you get it * The dolly lip partially blocks the very bottom L-Rack you attach. Conclusion: This dolly has made it a breeze for me to grow my stack of Bosch racks to a much larger collection than I had before, and allowed me to move them around my office as needed.

Si tienes varias L-boxx, resulta indispensable tener el L-Dolly porque puedes mover todas tus cajas apiladas muy fácilmente y sin esfuerzo (cuidado con no exceder el peso soportado). Las cajas se abrochan y ajustan perfectamente en la base, impidiendo que tengan juego o se suelten al mover la carretilla. Además, el freno en las ruedas lo hace ideal para que te sirva como base "fija" sin necesidad de ponerlas sobre un mueble. Si bien es un artículo muy sencillo a la vista, sí se puede notar la calidad y resistencia de su plástico. En este sentido, nada le envidia a las carretillas de las cajas Festool.

Dolly is great. Easy assembly and seems well made. The casters are nice and roll smoothly. For anyone thinking of fitting an L-RACK-S directly to the L-DOLLY, know that the drawer used with the shelf has some clearance issues. It doesn't work completely. I think the L-RACK-S had a slightly thinner bottom. This makes it sit a little too low. So while the L-RACK-S does click in correctly, the drawer used with it (LST72-OD) catches on the lip of the dolly, and will distort the shelf above when opening. It works, but it's not perfect. I can't really criticize the dolly for this, as the description doesn't say it will work with the L-RACK-S. I don't think the intention of the expandable shelves are to be a bottom unit. I may end up ordering an L-RACK-T top to use as the very bottom layer. Again, not the fault of the dolly. I thought it would work with an expandable shelf on the bottom. It's probably even fine if the drawers aren't loaded too heavy. I just don't like having one drawer that is harder to open and pushes up on the drawer above it.