Any ideas for removable wheels?

[Mthawkins08]

I build and sell chicken coops. So far I've been using PVC pipes for delivery but id rather buy some wheels. I'm looking at some 8 inch caster wheels like these https://www.amazon.com/Swivel-Caste...rds=shed+wheels+swivel&qid=1627484329&sr=8-10 I could lift one side and screw the wheel up into the base 2x, and do the same on the other side giving the coop feet wheels. How would that be for different terrain moving, vs something that's screwed in from the side, or even a double wheel with a space between to fit a skid? Like these https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075Y3FDPC/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_api_glt_i_NXHRGZ57634S0MTSSRB4

 

[RojoMarz]

The swivel wheels would not work for my terrain. We have "clumpy" native grass. Your side screw wheels would be better, for us. But, can you be under the weight limit, as I'm not sure how large your coops are. What about trailer wheels and tires?

 

[RojoMarz]

They're usually a few hundred pounds, I think I'd be under the weight limit. I look into side tires. What methods would be good for attaching trailer wheels to the sides? I'd imagine a bolt would need to go through the wood

Sorry, you've just gone beyond my knowledge...I'm the dreamer, not the implementer (and not all my dreams can be implemented )

 

[aart]

I build and sell chicken coops. So far I've been using PVC pipes for delivery but id rather buy some wheels.

What do coops look like?
...and to be clear, these wheels are just for delivering the coops to the buyer property?

 

[Mthawkins08]

The swivel wheels would not work for my terrain. We have "clumpy" native grass. Your side screw wheels would be better, for us. But, can you be under the weight limit, as I'm not sure how large your coops are. What about trailer wheels and tires?

They're usually a few hundred pounds, I think I'd be under the weight limit. I look into side tires. What methods would be good for attaching trailer wheels to the sides? I'd imagine a bolt would need to go through the wood

 

[LostBoi73]

The first set of wheels are designed for a hard , flat &stable floor surface, the second set is designed for a terrains and should even cope with a little mud.

 

[Krugerrand]

@FeatheredRaptor added some wheels to a tractor that are worth checking out.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/check-out-my-chicken-tractor.1456418/post-24496139

the thread has some other good examples and thoughts, too.