pictures of homemade welding carts

[smooth72]

Here is mine.

[ricau]

i just got my new 211 yesterday and i'm in need of a cart for it.. it sure would be nice to see some homemade carts you guys have made so i can get some ideas from them and make my own........ and in the mean time i really am trying the search feature.... thanks Jim

Hi, a think it always a good idee to make are own cart and a hope you get some idee for your's. This is my welding cart a built whit stainless steel tubing, and made it to fit easely in my car or on the roof, whit removable handle.

Good luck

Ricau

[metalbender]

From Canada eh!
Had to add my 2 bits worth. I just finished my new cart to day. The new Dynasty deserved a new home. One in sq tube, 1 1/2 in angle iron, A desk from the local good will, paint, some wheels and presto, a cart. Three drawers for mig, tig and stick consumables, a box for the go pedal and the handle provides some strain relief for the electrics. Hope you guys like it.

[gsport]

so far they've all been pretty inspiring.... something to get ideas from. (well, except the mower and shopping cart)

[Pass-N-Gas]

I always wondered why people who bought welders asked for plans on how to build a welding cart.. after looking at a few of those on the first page now I know ..

The rest of them are good work - a job is not done until it's been painted!!

[tom37]

Here is a couple pics of my cart since its improvement. The best addition to this cart was the 211AS. Its not much but it works well, the large casters in the front are big enough to roll well over my rough broken driveway. That was a big plus.

This is a link to the album with all the pics.

http://picasaweb.google.com/keesfrie...eat=directlink

[breauxtus]

I needed something that would go over very rough ground outside to weld on the unimog or plow, or whatever. I also needed it to be relatively easy to pull, rather than needing two men and a small boy to tug and drag crappy hard wheels. I opted for a rugged wheeled dolly as a good base.

The last picture shows it reclined. This IS NOT a position I welded from, simply a picture to demonstrate some of the versatility of the cart.

[tom37]

I almost forgot the cart for the stickmate.

Again here is the link to the album.

http://picasaweb.google.com/keesfrie...eat=directlink

[ligito]

This is what I made for my 211.
I gleaned ideas from many posters.
I want to change the steering wheels to pneumatic casters, if I can't get some 1/2 in stainless rod for the handle, as it flexes too much and limits the steering.
I've had the drawers arounf for over 25 years, so included them.

[vin-man welding]

just go to LOWE'S they have hundred's of welding cart rolling around the parking lot and their already blue.
i got a free miller one with my 211. then added a arm to hold the leed's