The Cartoni D837 is an aluminum dolly for 1- and 2-stage EFP and Studio tripods. Each wheel group can be set in 6 positions at 60°, so it tracks smoothly even without rails. It has 125 mm wheels and weighs 12.5 kg. It is compatible with pneumatic wheels for outside broadcasts. Cartoni dollies are made from the highest quality alloys. The camera and tripod…
The Cartoni D837 is an aluminum dolly for 1- and 2-stage EFP and Studio tripods. Each wheel group can be set in 6 positions at 60°, so it tracks smoothly even without rails. It has 125 mm wheels and weighs 12.5 kg. It is compatible with pneumatic wheels for outside broadcasts. Cartoni dollies are made from the highest quality alloys. The camera and tripod glide smoothly across the studio floor.
Cartoni dollies are designed and manufactured with the highest quality alloys. All wheel groups are assembled with high-precision double ball bearings and equipped with positive individual locks. Each wheel group can be set in 6 different positions at 60°, allowing smooth, precise translational movement even without tracks.

Each wheel group turns to one of six positions, so the dolly travels exactly where you need it – even without tracks.
Wheel diameter.
Minimum doorway tracking width.
Dolly weight.
Strong, light alloy construction.
This aluminum dolly is designed for 1- and 2-stage EFP and Studio tripods.
It attaches to the tripod feet with a ball coupling.
It is compatible with pneumatic wheels for OB use.

The wheel group turns to 6 positions at 60° and has its own lock.

The legs fold together for transport and storage.
The dolly arm ends connect to the tripod feet with a ball coupling.
Load capacity per the original listing: 200 kg (not published by the manufacturer). 125 mm wheels; for T723 and T724 tripods.
| Manufacturer: | Cartoni |
| Category: | Tripods - accessories |
| Minimum dolly footprint | 890mm |
| Wheel diameter | 125mm |
| Wheel locking | Yes |
| Foldable construction | Yes |
| Weight | 12.5kg |
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