I am preparing to purchase a tow dolly and have pretty much settled on the Kar Kaddy KK460SS dolly. I see that they are delivered unassembled in a crate. Can anyone advise how hard this assembly is? Is it 10 % in parts or are the major components together? I am sure me and the buddies can figure it out but was wondering if this is a major project?
Any input would be appreciated. Like this model due to it folding up....
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There is a bit of assembly required but the two of you should have it together in about an hour.
As I recall to have to install the platforms and ramps on the axle, the fenders and lights, wheels, front pivoting portion, and the diagonal supports.
I did it in my shop by myself but I had the help of an overhead hoist. The dolly is pretty heavy once you start getting it together.
Be sure to request a lift gate delivery if you don't have a fork lift available.
You might want to look around for a used one. They go fast so that's why I ended up buying new. I missed out on 2 because I tried holding out for a better price and they both sold out from under me. That was 4 years ago and they both sold used for over $2k.
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