Trolley for MIG / MAG welder

Why did you choose pneumatic wheels?

The cart probably modeled on the idea Pirana
I do not see any handle behind which the trolley can be guided, it makes maneuvering much easier. I also recommend welding the side tool holders from cut pipes.
My version of the pram:


PS This is my debut welding, before I did not even hold the handle in my hand

freebsd wrote:

Why did you choose pneumatic wheels?

For no reason. I just bought it

Fixxxer1 wrote:

The cart probably modeled on Piran's idea

I looked at a dozen carts and took over something from several.
From Piran also .

Fixxxer1 wrote:

I do not see any handle behind which the trolley can be guided, it makes maneuvering much easier.

I lead behind the "corners", but if it is too bothersome I weld the handle to the upper shelf.

Fixxxer1 wrote:

I also recommend welding the side tool holders from cut pipes.

I don't quite understand what you mean specifically ...

zadax wrote:

For no reason. I just bought it

How do you feel about using it? Is there anything you would change, add, etc.?

freebsd wrote:

How do you feel about using it? Is there anything you would change, add, etc.?

Too early for impressions. The cart is only one day old.
I will probably add a handle for easier maneuvering.
The rest will come out in the wash

The reducer protruding beyond the outline looks a bit disturbing. Mounting the cylinders would also make it easier to replace them, and as above, not to lean when tightening the screw. I think I would stick to the cylinder chain.

freebsd wrote:

The reducer protruding beyond the outline looks a bit disturbing.

I assure you that it does not protrude beyond the outline of the stroller

freebsd wrote:

Mounting the cylinders would also make it easier to replace them, and as above, not to lean when tightening the screw. I think I would stick to the cylinder chain.

Well, I am asking you ... Every few months I will make this effort to lean a bit, remove (with a screwdriver) two screws and replace the cylinder ...
Every day I bend even more to tie shoelaces and live somehow ...

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Fixxxer1 wrote:

I also recommend welding the side tool holders from cut pipes.

I don't quite understand what you mean specifically ...

In my photos you can see handles on the side of the trolley, e.g. wire brushes or wire cutters

Fixxxer1 wrote:

In my photos you can see handles on the side of the trolley, e.g. wire brushes or wire cutters

Actually Good idea. I will think about it.

hello great work for me aesthetic performance I have to mobilize myself and make carts for my welders pics from the implementation also I will try to post

It turned out that driving the stroller by the "corners" is not the peak of convenience. Therefore, I made a handle, which significantly improved maneuvering.

Cool cool .. I'm getting ready for my stroller now ... it will be a hybrid stroller. Ie. with 4 wheels, two swivel. Extended handles similar to a storage trolley ... miller also called, will allow easier climbing on the steps .. in uneven terrain. The rear wheels I bought 260mm in front diameter will be 125mm the height of the truck above the ground 16cm. As for the weight of the trolley, I calculated about 11 kg. In fact, it will probably get more. Cylinders mounted not behind the welding machine but next to ... so as not to lengthen the structure. For me, a width of 50-65 cm is good. The stroller will be more stable and easier to maneuver. Once I have completed the steel elements, I take on the workmanship. Here's a sketch of how it would look. Upper shelf for the welder. Lower mask, spools, etc. On the upper shelf, a lifting band / railing or what to call it to open the side flap to the welder when changing the wire. Trolley designed typically for Ideal Tecnomig 205. Or Magnum Mig 205 alu synergy.
Second picture these are the dimensions of the angle profiles, etc. I probably only read the records for me
Proposition of ecology .. old diaries are perfect for plotting ideas heh

Hey, how did this cart with a side bottle come out? How to use? I am very curious.
How can you send photos here or at cisek222(_at_)o2.pl

Hello. I want to present my own idea for a non-ordinary trolley which has several advantages for the welder's work, so you can adjust the height of the lifted welder, which is very useful and additionally rotates around its axis as well as mobile when moving.

Hello, can I have the dimensions of your stroller?
Interesting project, best regards.

Hello
I'm new here ...
Do you have the dimensions of this stroller?

Hi @zadax
I am in the process of creating such a stroller. Could you please provide the dimensions of the entire stroller?