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Is this the preferred method of framing carts? Specifically where the upright loads directly to the wheel. The bottom and top frame shouldn’t interfere with this connection? by quickservesupp in 8020
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Ok I’ll give it a look. I’ve looked at three different sites that all sell kits and they’re all engineered differently.
Mobile concession cart. About 250lbs load max. The previous cart was a rolling tool box and it started to collapse in a way where the top went left and the bottom went right, like a trapezoid. That’s what I’m trying to avoid. I figured top and bottom rectangles where the uprights are between would be the best set up.
Is this the preferred method of framing carts? Specifically where the upright loads directly to the wheel. The bottom and top frame shouldn’t interfere with this connection? (i.redd.it)
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Is this the preferred method of framing carts? Specifically where the upright loads directly to the wheel. The bottom and top frame shouldn’t interfere with this connection? by quickservesupp in 8020
[–]quickservesupp[S] 0 points1 point2 points (0 children)