Every member of our team shares the same goal. To create a product that meets or exceeds expectations, is delivered on time, and is made at a profit to support each person and family on our team.
The Auto Dolly and Merrick Originals Specialty Shop Tools Lines are backed by years of manufacturing excellence in the USA.
Read MoreThe products we make don't just have one function. They can be used in several different ways. View some of the ways our customers have used them for.
Read MoreWe have made custom products for schools, shops, major engine manufacturers, museums, and the U.S. military. Big or small, we can help.
Read MoreThe Auto Dolly products and Specialty Tools are assembled right here in the USA. This allows us to deliver a far more durable product and get it into your hands faster.
Read MoreThe Auto Dolly comes from Merrick Machine Company, founded by Jim Merrick in 1961 to build highly automated, specialized machinery for home builders. That same manufacturing background goes into every dolly and every Merrick Originals specialty shop tool. The Auto Dolly line is engineered, laser-cut, bent, painted and assembled in the USA, which lets us deliver a more durable product and get it into your hands faster. You can read the full company story on our Years of Excellence page.
An Auto Dolly is placed under each tire, turning the vehicle into a rolling cart that moves in any direction, even sideways. Customers use them on automobiles, trucks, heavy trucks, aircraft, boats, trailers, lawn and garden equipment and in industrial settings. See examples on our Multi-Use Products page, or browse the full range of dolly products, from the Heavy Duty Dolly (2,500 lbs. per dolly) to the Rolling Rack that carries a whole set of dollies at once.
For restoration work, the E-Z Spin Auto Rotisserie (with jack set) and the E-Z Spin Rotisserie (no jack) let one person safely rotate a well-balanced, secured vehicle. And when a standard product will not do the job, we have built custom products for schools, shops, major engine manufacturers, museums and the U.S. military.