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  • 05-07-2019
    Bistineau

    Re: Simple Table Rack/Cart

    Quote Originally Posted by Broccoli1 View Post
    dat's a good idea.

    be easy enough since I have some room.

    Is ya gonna do it that way, now?
  • 05-07-2019
    Broccoli1

    Re: Simple Table Rack/Cart

    dat's a good idea.

    be easy enough since I have some room.

  • 05-07-2019
    Bistineau

    Re: Simple Table Rack/Cart

    Quote Originally Posted by Broccoli1 View Post
    I was concerned about the weight and tippy-ness but the weight is fine and not tippy but those plastic tables are slippery things so one little bump and they want to slide.
    It might would have been a better idea to have the open side of the shelf they sit on slightly higher than the rest. If they slide it will be to the back away from the opening. Maybe you can go back & slope it some to make it work better for you.
  • 05-07-2019
    Broccoli1

    Re: Simple Table Rack/Cart

    In general the Run Flat tire/casters are mo' money but I think I have some hangers and I'll just order the tires only.

    Mixed blessing with those because if they sit too long they'll get a flat spot.
  • 05-07-2019
    Sandy

    Re: Simple Table Rack/Cart

    Looks like a couple of bungees and softer tires would do it. Those 'never go flat' tires too expensive maybe? Dunno.
  • 05-06-2019
    Broccoli1

    Re: Simple Table Rack/Cart

    I'll put pneumatic tires on it- I hate getting jacked by stuff on the pavement.

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  • 05-06-2019
    Broccoli1

    Re: Simple Table Rack/Cart

    Bonzoo,

    Don't need a drywall cart.

    Plus I had all the steel here in the shop, left over from other projects.
  • 05-06-2019
    Bonzoo
  • 05-06-2019
    Broccoli1

    Re: Simple Table Rack/Cart

    Luckily we use a church parking lot which has a clean-out readily accessible - so I can use it for the sink drain.

    Seventh-day Adventist Church- they have services on Saturday so we get to use it on Sundays.

    The FM is also a community outreach source, not just a a basic Farmer's Market.

    Healthy eating, low income outreach with matching dollars for people to spend on fresh food rather than 7-11.
  • 05-06-2019
    Broccoli1

    Re: Simple Table Rack/Cart

    I was concerned about the weight and tippy-ness but the weight is fine and not tippy but those plastic tables are slippery things so one little bump and they want to slide.

    I have to get it over a piece of metal that a sliding gate rolls on on and up a small ramp into a shipping container on site.

    I'll have to add some hooks so I can attach a bungee to the opening. Once I get the pneumatic wheels on it, it should drive a little smoother.

    Down the center I have to load a 3 compartment sink with an instant water heater (City rules since we also sell food)
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  • 05-06-2019
    Louie1961

    Re: Simple Table Rack/Cart

    Looks nice. How is the weight distribution? Are they "tippy" at all?
  • 05-06-2019
    Broccoli1

    Re: Simple Table Rack/Cart

  • 05-06-2019
    Broccoli1

    Re: Simple Table Rack/Cart

    maybe this works
  • 05-06-2019
    Broccoli1

    Re: Simple Table Rack/Cart

    Trying to resize images
  • 05-06-2019
    Broccoli1

    Simple Table Rack/Cart

    Needed a cart to hold some tables that we use at a Farmers Market every weekend. We provide tables and canopies for vendors who dont have their own and I have to set up and break down every Sunday. I was tired of moving tables from two small flat rolling carts.

    * I'll switch out the hard wheel casters for some pneumatic ones since the terrain is asphalt.

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