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Rick B.

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I've had a few different chairs and stools over the years but can't seem to find one that's just right. They either fall apart, the wheels cease to roll and I can't find replacement with the right stem size, they're just plain uncomfortable or in the case of my present one all of the above.

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I'd prefer something with adjustable height because with one artificial knee and one shot out knee I can't be sitting too low for tool long. I'd like it to have a round seat and a back rest would be nice but is optional. Oh yeah and it must roll smoothly over concrete.

So what are yooz guys using???
 
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Rick B.

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I'm too busy to sit.

Wow, good for you. Not the case with me though. I use the stool because I can't kneel on the concrete and I find it more comfortable and relaxing to work on my motorcycles while seated. I'm never in a hurry when I work on them and it doesn't consume all my time. Working in my garage is a hobby not a business.

I think maybe today I may remove the uncomfortable seat on my current stool and fab up a round one to see how that works out.
 

Stooge

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I guess just imagine an old, slightly broken, folding steel chair that's been used as a makeshift painting table a few time, but it was an upgrade from the plastic step stool I had been using :lol:

I'm too busy to sit .

Abbath?? :thumbup:
 
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zktk01

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Nicely done, even has 5 points of contact wheels for safety.
Our office had to throw out a bunch of nice chairs recently because they only had 4 wheels some one considered them a tipping danger.
 

Brian_WK

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Much fancier than mine...
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Brian
 
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Matt Matt

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40 pound chain, hydraulic cylinder, a few wheels and 1890'ish implement tractor seat with my own dog tags.
 

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