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    HF welding cart

    I bought one of these a while back when it was on sale. After I got my 40i I needed another one. Don't pay $59.99 - get it on sale for 49.99 and use a 20% coupon to get it for 39.99.

    The front casters are terrible. They are the turning wheels but they don't turn well at all. On my second one I replaced them with different ones. I had to drill 4 new holes. Two for each caster. The new one works much better. When I get the time I will put new ones on the other.

    The bolts are also not great, so if you get one do not tighten them up too much or they will strip. You will need extra washers on the 6 back holes because the bolt heads are a bit too small for the oval holes.


    I was going to put my 40i on the top and my Miller on bottom. There is a lip around the bottom and the Miller is 1/4" too tall. I need to cut a bit of the lip off and it will fit in there just right. I was reading a post by brucer and he said he will put his air filter on his cart and that seems like a great idea. I think I'll do the same.
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    HF Welding Trolley.

    I bought on of these a year or so ago to set my Lincoln Mig welder on, but have since bought a Tig, which I mounted on the bottom tray after using the hole saw to cut access to the Argon hose.
    This thing works pretty good, but don't expect it to drag around on chipped and uneven concrete as it isn't built for offroad activity.
    I'm about to build a rack to hold a larger Argon bottle, as the original bottle set up is flimsy to say the least.
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    Seriously? You guys are welders make your carts, it should be one of your first projects with the new welder along with a welding table.
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    Charley,
    I will have to agree with you, doesn't make sense to me, to pay for something you can make on your own
    kind of defeats the purpose of having a welder

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    Yeah yeah yeah - I tell ya I make art not functional stuff! I want to try to make one at some point in time but for now and for $40 this was the way to go. Maybe I'll make one that is art!
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    Check out Tomsign's cart. If that isn't art I don't know what is.
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    I have neither the tools nor the skills to do a tomsign cart. Someday
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    Quote Originally Posted by atcig View Post
    I have neither the tools nor the skills to do a tomsign cart. Someday
    Was just looking at your signature, you do have the tools, Looking at you art you do have the skills, and if you don't now you will when your done building it
    Millermatic 140
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    Victor O/A torch HVAC size
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    Craftsman 6" metal lathe
    Wilton horizontal band saw
    Porter Cable 60 gallon compressor
    Clarke parts washer
    Craftsman 10" table saw
    Ryobi 8 1/2" sliding miter saw
    Homemade bench top english wheel
    Homemade plannishing hammer
    Tons of hand power tools
    1500 sq ft shop
    & an over active imagination

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    Ok ok I'll try it!
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    Lincoln Power MIG 180C
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    HF Mig100
    HF 80 Amp Inverter Arc Welder
    Bar and Rod Bender w/ scroll attachment
    Various grinders, clamps, and stuff

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    YEH! have to agree again with Charley,
    You have the TOOLS and the SKILLS

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