Is it safe to weld the baseplate to a metal cart?
1801972
Did just that 8 times. Only one out of 8 was affected. Slightly melted the plastic proctector around the bearings. Did not hinder its function
1801973
You can do this but when welded directly to the cart you'll not be able to remove them. I welded base plates to the cart and then bolted the casters on to those.
1801974
You can weld the plate onto a metal cart. Please remove the wheel before welding.
1801975
Yes you could if you can't bolt it. It's just a pain if you ever need to remove them. Also making sure the cart is made of steel.Good luck.
1801976
I built steel framed gates and welded the wheels to them. They are holding good for that purpose. Gates weigh 200lbs plus each.
774863
Cart is not real heavy duty as it is, but as long as you dont use it for hravy items, should be fine.
1125911
no you need a elctric welder with a shielded gas arc..tig welder Tungsten Inert Gas welder...special machine...metal has to be meticulously clean when welded with a stainless steel brush
2216029
Absolutely not. This is an industrial grade product. Heavy-duty metal connections, large sturdy screws and washers. Rubber bumper and wheels, but again, industrial-type wear and very sturdy.
1899855
Yes, just don't put the casters on and will work fine. Also 2 of the casters have a locking mechanism preventing the cart from free-wheeling.
602293
It should be, it feels really solid and you can lock the wheels. Could be a problem with the metal grate surface but you could put a shelf liner on it if there is a problem with keeping the mixer level. If you don't want to chance it you may consider a cart with a stainless steel top shelf only about $30 more for the Seville Classics SHE18321 Stainless Steel Kitchen Workstation.
1777494
I'm not sure, but I did glue two metal together. This is highly flammable be careful.
149607
The only part that isn't made of metal is the middle piece of the handle, but although this is mostly made of metal is all held on by glue, so yeah you probably would damage it.
514815
No, it's their Plastic Weld product....if you need to repair metal, use the normal JB weld...Key is to prep the heck out of the surface you are going to adhere the JB weld to.Good Luck!
2190160
It could be I guess. Nothing is welded to the ends that would stop it. It is great quality and would promote this product. Love it
2213418
With normal everyday use, using either metal and/or plastic utensils, I don't believe this would expose the aluminum core. Even if it did expose the core, I believe it would still be safe to use.
1380065
I dont know, I returned it after testing because there was rusted and peeled off a big junk of metal piece where the handle insert, the reinforcement bars were misaligned, it has terrible welding. I think it is too dangerous to lift vehicle, I dont know when it is going to fall apart. I dont want to kill myself one day.
650503
My 3.5+ is all plastic with no metal parts to rust. I have used my cart every weekend for months and have not encountered any sharp edges. It is a great cart and after much use I still highly recommend it.
375890
I use the cart for my Hobart Handler190 and it fits fine. Great cart for small welders.
1773876
I haven't tried it yet but the grill snaps securely to the cart. If your trying to bring it through soft sand that might be a bit tough because the wheels are narrow. I have thrown it in the back of my car no problem.
546953
no it's screwed into metal making it tight to. In my opinion that's better than worrying about the handle slipping because I have to haul 20 pounds of ice across railroad tracks sometimes jerk the cart off the pavement when cars and trucks seem to think they own the road .
2254802
I've used one of these before. If you remove the grill from the cart, you will still be able to cook on it. I'd suggest putting rocks or some other type of inflammable material beneath it so the surface is not touching the ground. Another option- take the cart apart. It only takes a few minutes to take it apart and then put it back together. Another option, after removing the grill from the cart, lay (or is it ly) the cart on it's side and put it in your vehicle. Put small gear, six packs, boots, flashlights, etch inbetween the legs of the cart and that space won't be wasted. Sure wish I could find one of these on craigslist. Very good product.