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    I made this about ten years ago with a cheap HF tubing bender. I got the wheels from them as well when they where on sale for $4.99 a piece. Works great, just have not gotten new bottle since I moved. Interestingly enough, the bottles that where in this cart when I lived in PA, where given to someone I knew there. He had a fire in his garage and the bottles detonated (they where 1/2 full). The firemen said it leveled the 2 story 4 car garage, and half of the 5 bedroom house.

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    Big Willy in Rockford, Il. Power Pro 205, Lincoln 140 Mig, Oxy/Acetylene rig with a Cobra Torch, Full up Motorcycle shop.
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    Nice job.. Looks like something store bought.

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    Thanks Haywire, after I built it I bought a better bender as the bow and arrow type leave small dents on the tubing. I think if I did it over again I would have used some bicycle wheels instead. the harbor freight knobbys are ok, but the larger wheels would roll easier.
    Big Willy in Rockford, Il. Power Pro 205, Lincoln 140 Mig, Oxy/Acetylene rig with a Cobra Torch, Full up Motorcycle shop.
    http://projectoldwing.com
    wruehl@hotmail.com
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    Wreuhl,
    To make it OSHA happy, a metal divider should be placed down the center as a "fire wall". Strange how this design worked for years, now it is being said it is unsafe and on a job site OSHA will fine you for having it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by performance View Post
    Wreuhl,
    To make it OSHA happy, a metal divider should be placed down the center as a "fire wall". Strange how this design worked for years, now it is being said it is unsafe and on a job site OSHA will fine you for having it.
    Should they stumble unannounced into my shop they might just find themselves sporting a few extra holes. Now if I know they are coming, ill just chain the bottles to the wall and use the cart as a plant stand till they leave. ;-)
    Big Willy in Rockford, Il. Power Pro 205, Lincoln 140 Mig, Oxy/Acetylene rig with a Cobra Torch, Full up Motorcycle shop.
    http://projectoldwing.com
    wruehl@hotmail.com
    Active Ironbutt Member.

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