I Bought Heavy Duty Car Dollies to Save My Sanity (And My Nova)

Trying to pack classic cars, Jeeps, and projects into a small pole barn is a recipe for a bruised shinbone and a dented ego. Today, we're testing out a set of Merrick Heavy Duty Steel Auto Dollies (2,500 lb capacity per dolly) to see if we can easily rotate a project car completely around to shove out a door—without dropping it, breaking it or me, or losing what little sanity I have left in my tank. We break down the Do's and Don'ts of using passive wheel dollies safely, why sweeping your floor is the most important step, and how to get your vehicle lifted and positioned without Creating a broken dream. Of course Alfred, George and Cody Barrel make an appearance at the end. Merrick Auto Dollies featured in this video: https://www.calcarcover.com/product/m... TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - The Small Garage Space Struggle 1:00 - What Makes a Good Steel Dolly? (Merrick Specs) 2:30 - The 30-Second Assembly Montage 3:15 - Step 1: Prepping the Floor (Do NOT Skip This!) 4:15 - Step 2: How to Lift the Vehicle Safely onto Dollies 5:30 - Step 3: The Big Push (Moving It Sideways Solo) 6:45 - The Final Verdict: Are They Worth It? If you enjoyed the video, make sure to hit that subscribe button! Remember... keep your coffee hot, your project's not, and let's go make some bad decisions in the garage. #GarageLife #ProjectCar #MerrickAutoDolly #1966Nova #ClassicCar, #toolreview #ToolReview