So if you happen to come across an old warehouse cart cheap you may want to pick it up. I was in need of a good roll around workbench and picked this up at a flea market for $75. American made solid rubber wheels, wheels with grease zerks also. Four 4inch 3\16 legs and some welding. Just ran the boards threw my planer to knock the paint off and put some urethane on them. Maybe $125 total in it. Makes a great bench if you can get a good deal on one.
Shop Cart
- Thread starter 1995dak
- Start date
-
I use "A/V" carts made to hold televisions and projectors for schools and libraries.
I get them from the county surplus sale for $5 each.
These are the ones that are roughly 18x24 or 30" and come in 2 standard heights- "counter height" and "tailgate height".
They are also the ones made before the "anti-tip" design.
I love these so much I have around 8 of them.
Extremely versatile and light enough to throw into the truck and take with.
I haven't had anything bend or brake one yet.
That is a nice looking cart. Cool vintage feel and heavy duty!
I get them from the county surplus sale for $5 each.
These are the ones that are roughly 18x24 or 30" and come in 2 standard heights- "counter height" and "tailgate height".
They are also the ones made before the "anti-tip" design.
I love these so much I have around 8 of them.
Extremely versatile and light enough to throw into the truck and take with.
I haven't had anything bend or brake one yet.
That is a nice looking cart. Cool vintage feel and heavy duty!
SLOPAR72
Well-Known Member
I have a cart almost identical at my parents.... Never thought about it. That is nice. And sturdy so if something has an attitude you can throw some beans at it with a hammer lol...
JW
JW
-
