Katool KT-CR2 Caster Kit for the KT-4H110 Four-Post Lift
A four-post lift lands where the installers put it, and that is where it stays. Six months later the bay layout has changed and the lift is in the wrong place, with no realistic way to move it.
The Katool KT-CR2 fixes that. Four casters, rated 1,000 lbs each for 4,000 lbs total, bolt to the KT-4H110 and let the lift be rolled to a new position when the shop changes around it.
Why Choose the KT-CR2
It makes a permanent installation reversible.
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4,000 lbs total capacity across four casters — the lift is carried and rolled rather than dragged.
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Purpose-made for the KT-4H110 — bolts to the existing frame points, no fabrication.
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Rolls on varied floor surfaces — sealed concrete, painted floors and rougher shop slabs.
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Minimal tools and time to install — a job for one afternoon, not a weekend.
What's Included
- Four casters, 1,000 lb capacity each
- Mounting hardware for the KT-4H110
Made For
Built for anyone whose floor plan is not final.
- Home and enthusiast garages with a KT-4H110
- Small shops reconfiguring bays
- Storage and stacking installations
- Rented premises where the lift may move with you
- Shops sharing a lift between work areas
Features
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4 casters per kit — one for each post
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1,000 lb (0.5 ton) capacity per caster — rated individually, not as a set average
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4,000 lb (2.0 ton) total capacity — sized to carry the lift itself
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Fits the KT-4H110 four-post lift — direct mounting, no adaptation
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Smooth rolling action — low effort to reposition once jacked onto the wheels
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Sturdy construction — handles the lift's weight without flexing
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Minimal tools required — straightforward bolt-on installation
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Works on varied floor surfaces — not limited to smooth sealed concrete
A Lift That Can Change Its Mind
Four-post lifts get positioned once, usually on installation day, and the decision sticks. Anyone who has tried to shift one without casters knows why: the frame is heavy, awkward, and there is nothing good to push against.
With the KT-CR2 fitted, repositioning becomes a normal job. Raise the lift onto the casters, roll it to the new spot, and set it back down. Bay layouts can be revisited, a car can be stored somewhere new, and the lift is no longer the fixed point everything else has to work around.
For anyone in rented premises that also means the lift moves when you do, rather than becoming an expensive contribution to the landlord's fittings.
Rated Individually, Not Averaged
Each caster carries a 1,000 lb rating, giving 4,000 lbs across the set. The per-caster figure matters because load is rarely shared evenly — a slab that is out of level puts more on one corner than the others, and a rating quoted only as a total hides that.
The wheels are built to handle the lift's weight without deflecting, and they roll across the range of surfaces a real workshop floor covers rather than needing showroom concrete.
Installation is a bolt-on job at the existing mounting points on the KT-4H110, needing minimal tools and no fabrication.
The Right Caster Kit for Your Shop
To stop a four-post lift being a permanent fixture, the KT-CR2 is the kit: four casters at 1,000 lbs each, 4,000 lbs total, made for the KT-4H110.
Don't wait — scroll back up and click the orange Add to Cart button to get this caster kit on its way to your shop.
