What have you bought from Harbor freight lately?
The last big purchase for me from chinafreight...ERR.... harborfreight was an OK toolbox that I used on this tooltote cart I made that we plan to take with us upnorth when we go riding.
The box has roller bearing glides and works well.(plus we just love that decal in the lid)
Yeah I like to be able to pull the tools right up to where the bikes are and have the little flip up table to put tools and parts while wrenching.
I hate going into HF much anymore but I have bought a lot of wrenches and simple tools from them and for the most part they have been fine.
The box has roller bearing glides and works well.(plus we just love that decal in the lid)
Yeah I like to be able to pull the tools right up to where the bikes are and have the little flip up table to put tools and parts while wrenching.
I hate going into HF much anymore but I have bought a lot of wrenches and simple tools from them and for the most part they have been fine.
I made that cart for that box.
The box is 13"D x 26"W x 15"H.
The table is just a piece of plywood with a recessed magnetic tray that can be raised, lowered or removed if I need to get to the lower shelf.
It hinges on 2 little slide bolts and its held in the up postion with 2 little slide bolts.
Our generator just fits on the lower shelf but I havnt secured it yet and I stll want to put a small air compressor down there and/or a jump box or charger with boost function.
The 10" tires are 800lb. capacity NO-flats the front casters are 330lbs capacity.
The whole thing was made to make our trips up north a bit easier with all the stuff in one spot that we can just wheel over to the bikes if needed.
The ORV parking area's are a bit rough with no pavement and the cart is easy enough to drag around.
I may put brakes on the tires but not until I really have a need for them.
Here is a picture of the cart before it was finished showing the small table removed.
The box is 13"D x 26"W x 15"H.
The table is just a piece of plywood with a recessed magnetic tray that can be raised, lowered or removed if I need to get to the lower shelf.
It hinges on 2 little slide bolts and its held in the up postion with 2 little slide bolts.
Our generator just fits on the lower shelf but I havnt secured it yet and I stll want to put a small air compressor down there and/or a jump box or charger with boost function.
The 10" tires are 800lb. capacity NO-flats the front casters are 330lbs capacity.
The whole thing was made to make our trips up north a bit easier with all the stuff in one spot that we can just wheel over to the bikes if needed.
The ORV parking area's are a bit rough with no pavement and the cart is easy enough to drag around.
I may put brakes on the tires but not until I really have a need for them.
Here is a picture of the cart before it was finished showing the small table removed.
I went to HF but didnt get the electric die grinder because after seeing one and picking it up I realized I dont need something 10 times larger/heavier than my air die grinders.
I did find an 90 degree, angled air die grinder (only 15000 RPM's) that uses 2" H&L pads now I just need to find a good source of pads.
maybe I should get a doodle-bug from HF.......lol.
I did find an 90 degree, angled air die grinder (only 15000 RPM's) that uses 2" H&L pads now I just need to find a good source of pads.
maybe I should get a doodle-bug from HF.......lol.
