One Wheel Sulky MS2006 Lift-and-Latch

I've been in lawn and landscape for 20+ years and I must say this velke is exactly what I was looking for. I'm a big fan of the one wheel velkes over the two wheel. This is very well built and designed very well. I love the high wheel clearance but most of all the locking pin system. Makes it very easy to load, unload and backup than the previous designs I've used in the past. The mounting system is very well made and as long as you are no amateur to fabrication and tools, this is an easy install. I was also impressed with just how smoothly the bearings are on the wheel.One thing I read in prior reviews is there is a weak spot in the welding somewhere for guys that were around 180lbs. I am a certified basic and advanced welding and looked this over really well for any faults and couldn't find any. So either they have since fixed this issue or it just hasn't happened to me yet. I am 235lbs and I do some serious commercial all day cutting and this thing held up like a champ! I will say this, if there is a welding fault, it's an easy fix I'm sure and one that will cost $50 or less to fix if you paid a welder. More so, you still come out way cheaper than the high dollar ones that are out there and aren't as good. I give this 5 stars easy!

Very durable and easy to attach.

Everything was well made, except for the wheel assembly. This lasted me 2 and a half months before the wheel completely snapped off. Wouldn’t recommend

Excellent productWorks greatVery durable

One major Weak Link!The whole Sulky is built very well, It bolts up great on the Bradley that it was designed for. Unfortunately the Rim/Tire assembly is WAY too light. I'm 5'8" tall, I way about 185lbs. Put this sulky on my machine and it was fine for Level ground. 10 minutes on a slight slope that I was running perpendicular to and the weld at the Hub sheered off . I thought it was a fluke. Bradley sent me a new Wheel. tire assembly and the very first time I used it, same problem same spot on the lawn. If you look at the Rim on this Sulky you can tell it's too light for what it needs to do.I can't seem to locate a more robust Rim and tire to fit I've been hoofing it behind my machine. I guess the 5 mile walk does me good.