Are any of the wheels lockable to keep the cart from moving accidentally? (If not do you know the bolt pattern on the wheels?)
892846
not lockable. Bolt pattern? don't understand what you're asking. swiveling wheels go on front, stationary wheels on back. As for bolt pattern, I can only point out that many holes on the underside of platform did not accurately match the holes for the wheel attachment. Bolts fell out left and right all over the place. Made in China and piece of junk.
758475
The wheels have a small latch. Pull it, the wheels roll; push it down, the wheels are locked. I don't understand how they would 'fall off', without raising the cart up into the air.
1831986
No, the wheels do not lock. I bought the Tractor Scoot for my 90 Year old dad. We love it!
2263050
It has been a while, but I do remember that there were little pins the size of small paper clips that slipped into a hole on the ends of the bars. I believe you slip a washer than the wheel then the pin in the hole. It appears like there is no way in heck it will keep the wheel in place, but so far so good on my cart.
1801975
Yes you could if you can't bolt it. It's just a pain if you ever need to remove them. Also making sure the cart is made of steel.Good luck.
651282
They do lock and are very secure. The wheels are installed by you, so by choice you could leave it off I assume however the marble is very heavy so wheels on my be a good choice.
472426
No, it is fixed and this is the only issue with the cart. When locked in place it gives a leftward bias. We only walk with it so it is not a real issue and anyway your weight will mostly be on the handle thus slightly lifting the front wheel and negating the issue. You turn by directing the rear wheels anyway, meaning subtle inputs from your hands. It is beautifully balanced i should add!
126130
I believe the "locking" refers to the wheels (casters). The drawers do not lock in place, actually they can be opened from either side of the cart. I've purchases 3 of these carts to date, and I really like them a LOT! Let me know if you have any other questions, as I'll be glad to answer!
34782
No, no way to lock the wheels. If it's stationary, don't use the wheels at all. This thing is incredibly flimsy.
2163017
No, none of the wheels lock. The weight of the plant seems to keep the dolly from moving unless you push it.
335028
This has not been an issue for me, but the wheel locks do not seem that they would be in the way. My cart is tucked into a small alcove inside of closet.
2164238
Yes, the wheels lock great. The hold in the middle is slightly smaller in my opinion but still is very functional. I think it is a great chair.
1943562
Can you lock the wheels, or maybe put a cloth behind the wheels, so that they don't otherwise move?
2239623
Yes. The wheels lock. I've used it as additional counter space in my kitchen. It's carried everything from microwaves to coffee pots, and even used it for my excess pots and pans. It's still standing strong and has a great look. I don't think you'll be disappointed.
2006536
I do not think they locked. I have donated it to a home for disabled children or I would look. I used it for many years, over ten year actually I would recommend this to anyone. It is the best. I never had a problem with the wheels rolling. I used this on carpet and hardwood. It never rolled unless pulled or pushed. Just great.
2227649
When you put the cart together, did you push the wheels on until they clicked? If not, they'll fall off.
292951
Yes , the wheels are removable. We love our cart, it holds more than u would expect. We cut firm plastic square placemats to make firmer 'no fall thru' bases on each shelf.