Grizzly Industrial T28923 - The Bear Crawl"Papa Bear" Mobile Base

Only had it a couple days but it seems to be working out. There are some sleeves in the packaging with the bolts that seemingly are used for the rear wheels. These weren't mentioned anywhere I could see in the instructions. Other than that it works (also you need a larger socket for the rear wheel bolts. No biggie but not in the tools list). The infinite size adjustment (within the range) is nice but overall it's not as beefy as the Bora 1500lb model that is anywhere from $20 to $60 more here.The 'build base around machine' instructions have you (and a helper) blocking one side of a machine up on a 4x4. That seemed a bit risky with the top-heavy grinder, so I got the machine up onto a stack of three 1x6 boards then assembled the base around it. Worked out well since the thinner boards can slide out from underneath the base once it's all assembled and I could use the foot cams to lift it enough. A larger block would have been trapped.Btw, pricing is goofy on this. Cheaper at Grizzly but only if you want regular shipping. Prime is cheaper on Amazon even though I think it all ships from Grizzly.

First off I want to say that the people who said the parts did not fit well and how long it took to assemble was misleading. I had it out of the box, assembled and ready to put my planer on in 15 minutes and everything fit well. Very heavy duty and will be buying another for my Table Saw.

Works well, well built. I used this on one of the bigger Grizzly bandsaws, if you use it for these pay attention so the lower access drawer opens without hitting the floor brake. The sides did not collapse enough for a snug fit, missed by about an inch; but a couple cut-to-fit boards filled the gap. Solid as a rock now.

Great product! Grizzly always knocks it out of the park.I stripped two of the bolts on the caster wheels and one on the frame. Beef up the bolts!!