Documenting my experience with the Langmuir ArcFlat Welding Table

[Monza Harry]

Geo, that's awesome that your wheels are dual purpose! I have 3 tables one is 24" x 36" cast iron surface plate with cast legs, my Torin engine hoist was suffering at full extension! Has to be 1000-1500#'s, the next one is ~48" x ~30" with the top at 15/16" thick so the top alone is ~400#'s plus the base (250-300#'s ? heavy angle 3" x 3" x 5/16"). Those both have to go, they need a good home, just sayin' . The 3rd one is my "Never-Never" (seems like it will never ever be finished) welding/fab table 36" x 48" x 1" thick with a heavy base this one calculates out at around 800#'s. My N-N table will have 2 fixed and 2 casters with brakes and anti rotation locks, with 1 floor lock, I hope it is tough enough to stay put. So I didn't consider those being that light, but the feet do apply with the heavy weights. Mobility is almost always a plus, even if a pallet jack is required. Harry

 

[GeoBruin]

I will stand her up and take a couple pics of the back side. No I didn't reply to the ad but I called them on Friday to confirm they had "Reject" tables and told them I would be there Tuesday around 9:00 didn't make it until 10:15 with traffic. 677 miles at 28 MPG so roughly 25 gallons of gas at average cost of $5.50 CA gas was like $6.35 a gallon. Cost me $138.00 plus wear and tear on the car.

@Retroman It looks like the craigslist add they had is gone, or at least the link in this thread doesn't work. Do you mind PMing me the phone number you used to contact them to confirm they had tables in stock?

Thanks!

 

[MichaelP]

Thank you, guys, for your reports.

As for placing the welding table top on HF scissor lift, be prepared to find your table top below you knee level regularly. Don't ask me how I know.