GF-Quad Dolly
Compact front, rear and 4-wheel inverted steering.
The GF-Quad Dolly is the compact dolly that changes character with a handful of parts: pneumatic wheels for the studio floor, track or skateboard wheels for the rails, seats and side platforms for a ride-on build, a jib on the centre mount. Three steering modes and a lockable steering transmission repeat straight runs and circle moves precisely — and the whole dolly fits through a doorway.
GF-Quad Dolly · Datasheet
| Deck | ||
|---|---|---|
| Pneumatic wheels | 120 × 74 cm | 47" × 29" |
| Pneumatic + side platforms | 120 × 104 cm | 47" × 40" |
| Track wheels | 112 × 74 cm | 44" × 29" |
| Track + side platforms | 112 × 104 cm | 44" × 40" |
| Weight | ||
|---|---|---|
| With pneumatic wheels | 40 kg | 88 lbs |
| With track wheels | 35 kg | 77 lbs |
| Steering & wheels | ||
| Steering modes | front, rear, 4-wheel inverted | |
| Wheel options | pneumatic, track, skateboard | |
Three steering modes, one rod
Front, rear and 4-wheel inverted steering are built into the chassis, and the steerage transmission locks — so a straight run stays straight and a circle shot repeats take after take. The removable steering rod adjusts steplessly in angle and folds flat when the dolly goes into transport.
Wheels change without tools
Pneumatic wheels for the floor, Vulkollan® track wheels for the rails, skateboard wheels for the lowest runs — all quick release, none of them need a tool. The quick-mount levelling legs go on the same corners and stand the dolly plumb on rough ground.
Rigged four ways
The same chassis carries a riser with two seats, a GF-Mini Jib, or both together on levelling legs — and rolls onto GF-Track with a gas riser for rail work. Centre mounts in Euro, Mitchell and turnstile flavours take whatever the shot puts on top.
Fits through the doorway
The telescopic push bar drives the dolly precisely and comes off in seconds; the side platforms snap on without tools and widen the deck from 74 to 104 cm. Stripped down, the Quad rolls through a standard doorway — rigged, it seats an operator next to the camera.
