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Spread out dollies equally to divide weight equally
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| Employed dollies: All Positions: Rotating dollies |
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| Consideration: Space out rotating dollies at equal distance so each dolly carries the same weight. This utilizes the max capacity of each dolly. |
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On longer loads simulate 3-point support to keep load from rocking
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| Employed dollies: All Positions: Rotating dollies |
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| Consideration: The load could rock with dollies in each of the 4 corners. Therefore, place the front two dollies as close together as possible to simulate a 3-point support system for the safest transport. |
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For special application only: 4-point support system for loads on legs or on C-channels
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| Employed dollies: All Positions: Rotating dollies |
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Consideration: Use only if 3-point support is not possible, for loads with legs or C-channel.
 Load can rock when travelling over uneven surface resulting in: (1) A shift of weight, (2) loss of contact with one dolly, (3) possibly overloading other dolly, and (4) slipping of dolly out from underneath. |
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Mix and Match - rotating dollies with steerable transport dollies for short radius turns
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| Employed dollies: Position A & C: Steerable transport dolly;
Position G & I: Rotating dollies |
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| Consideration: Ideal for short radius turns. Steer or tow around corner and swing the back end around for shorter turning radius. |
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