Dollygrippery: Speed wheels?

Sunday, December 16, 2007

Speed wheels?

What manufacture of speed wheels (dolly channels?) do you own / prefer to use? Also what density of wheel?

4 comments:

D said...: Porta- glides. I don't know the wheel density, to be honest.; 7:19 PM
Unknown said...: I do not have any problems with my Panther wheels, but when using a flatbed dolly with low payload I prefer 78a wheels (soft at first but they will be bumpy after a rest) For even less payload I'd prefer a 90A wheels. If you would go higher (up to 100A, your tracking surface needs to be very perfect and your soundman needs to be deaf....; 11:01 AM
D said...: Unfortunately deaf sound men are hard to come by, although sometimes I think they make stuff up.; 2:08 PM
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