How to attach my mig to welding trolley

[angellonewolf]

Finally had a bit of time to remove the wheels but need a way of fixing temp I might need to remove it from time to time so not perminant the metal looks about 1mm under neath not realy strong enught to cable tie it and the plastic feet look they will fly off they are held on by 2 small m4 mechine screws so can't realy attach with them and can't just strap around as need access to side opening

 

[rtbcomp]

I would have thought a stud (say 3/8") through the trolley and bottom of the welder with spreader plates each side of the welder's bottom. Use a wing nut to secure the welder and a spacer on the exposed part of the stud between the welder and trolley to stop the bottom of the machine bending when you tighten the nut.

 

[gordon stephenson]

Most welders just rely on gravity, As long as there is a low rim around the platform,

 

[cumbriasteve]

My top tray has a 25mm flange to the sides and rear, never fell off yet.

 

[octo0072000]

2 lengths of box welded to trolley with squares cut out for the feet to sit in you don't need to fasten it down should be a snug fit

 

[oilcooled :)]

I use a small ratchet strap it's fast and just works

 

[Swift&Bold]

Screw timber batten to the feet then screw the batten to the shelf.

 

[pedrobedro]

I made the shelf out of angle with a sheet in the bottom so the welder is held in and if I want to take it anywhere I just sling a bungee round it to keep it in place.

 

[angellonewolf]

my first idea was to box it round but apart from the fact i dont have much about 1.5 foot of angle is my first problem as its at the moment its cost me about 50p i want to try to keep it costing very little

and i dont realy trust my self and my fat A** to give it a good nudge and have it tople off

 

[angellonewolf]

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