Abstract: A lightweight compartmentalized collector dolly which readily stores newspapers, glass and metal materials for recycling is disclosed. The newspapers can be neatly stacked and bundled within a dedicated compartment. The collector dolly has a handle and wheels to enable even a child to maneuver the dolly and to collect recyclable materials and sort them during collection. Another container for storing glass materials hangs from a handle support bar and is supported by a half-cup at the bottom. Since the doubled cylindrical compartments have liners and both compartments and liners have draining capabilities at their bottoms, the storing regions in this dolly can be readily cleaned.
Abstract: A vehicle dolly having a central hub, with a plurality of leg members projecting radially of the central hub, and each of the leg members having a caster wheel to support the central hub, and a support hub rotatably mounted to the central hub, with the support hub having a concave top wall, and the concave top wall having spaced guard rails to secure a vehicle wheel therebetween.
Abstract: A construction for nestable dollies particularly suited for plant containers includes a platform having opposing first and second surfaces and plural wheel assemblies rotatably affixed to the second surface. The platform has plural wheel wells spaced across the first surface and dimensioned for receiving a wheel of another, nested dolly.