Repurposed Harbor Freight?

[supermerle]

So, I've been needing to organize my welders and get rid of the old HF welding cart that came with the mig welder I picked up. The HF cart is rickity at best but does have the wheels and structure already in place. So I bought some 1" square tubing to build a new cart; so, I thought?

First I was measuring to come up with and ideal on the cart and by accident changed boats in mid stream and here is what I came up with and It really got everything I was trying to accomplist.
#1 pic is looking at the HF cart:
#2 More cart pic's
#3 the basic frame tack welded in place
#4 cart with welders in place
#5 picture of the wood tray to holder welding tools I put it up near my eyes so I could find them better.
#6 front view of cart

I'm cheap and like to repurpose what I can:

 

[cole_CT]

How much did you shell out for that cart in the first place?

 

[jhn9840]

Good idea. Keeps everything you need at your finger tips. Very practical.

jhn9840
John

 

[nine4gmc]

Much better job on the cart addition than your picture adding...

 

[ElectroLight]

I assume you included the JB Weld on your cart for those times when the Lincolns just can't get the job done?

 

[GreyOwl]

I didn't have half that much stuff on my cart like that before the bottom buckled. Extra angle iron helped alot.

 

[supermerle]

CT
Cart was free with the Lincoln mig welder off of craigslist. JB weld is good for the tractors I mess with. Gray owl thats a good idea on addin some angle iron. Everything as it is right now seems to be working good and the cart is very rigid and moves easy. Yea picture adding not so good.