Which drum sizes do these dollies fit?
They fit 30-gallon and 55-gallon drums, depending on the model. Four of the six models are built for 55-gallon drums: DRUM-DP-LD-55-BK, DRUM-DP-LD-55-BU, DRUM-DP-HD-55-BK and DRUM-DP-HD-55-BU. The other two, DRUM-DP-HD-30-BK and DRUM-DP-HD-30-BU, are sized for 30-gallon drums. Check your drum's nominal size before ordering, since the two sizes are not interchangeable.
What is the difference between the LD and HD versions?
LD is the light-duty version and HD is the heavy-duty version of the same polyethylene dolly. Both are offered for 55-gallon drums, at $108.55 for LD and $115.65 for HD. The 30-gallon dolly is offered only in HD, at $109.60. Choose the heavy-duty version if drums are full, moved often, or handled on rougher floors.
What colors and models are available?
Six models are available: three configurations, each in black or blue. Those are the LD 55-gallon, the HD 30-gallon and the HD 55-gallon. Color does not affect price — DRUM-DP-LD-55-BK and DRUM-DP-LD-55-BU are both $108.55, the two HD 30-gallon models are both $109.60, and the two HD 55-gallon models are both $115.65.
How much do they cost?
Prices run from $108.55 to $115.65 depending on the model. The LD 55-gallon dollies are $108.55, the HD 30-gallon dollies are $109.60, and the HD 55-gallon dollies are $115.65. Pricing is per dolly, so multiply by the number of drum positions you need to cover in your storage or mixing area.
Do they need any power or air supply?
No. These are manually operated dollies — you position the drum on the platform and push it by hand, so there is no electrical, battery or pneumatic requirement and no charging routine to manage. That also means they suit facilities without power access at the point of use, such as outdoor storage pads or chemical storage rooms.
Who makes them and what warranty applies?
They are made in the USA by Vestil Manufacturing and carry a 1-Year Limited warranty. The body is polyethylene rather than steel, which suits areas where spills, washdown or damp floors would corrode a painted steel frame. Beyond keeping the platform clear of debris and the casters free-rolling, no scheduled maintenance is specified.
