Northern welding cart review.

[everlastsupport]

I used a o-scope cart for my first cart. It did not have enough shelves, but you could tilt it at any angle. Sold it and built them all after that. I know ours are a lot more solid then the HF carts.

[jameslo]

I used a o-scope cart for my first cart. It did not have enough shelves, but you could tilt it at any angle. Sold it and built them all after that. I know ours are a lot more solid then the HF carts.

I build mine, too, generally out of scrap metal, or bed frames that are set out on the curb. You can sure do a lot with a load of bed frames

I have my plasma cutter on a HF cart. You really can't tighten that thing up enough to get the wiggle out of it. When you pull the handle, the handle starts moving before the rest of the cart. Very 60's kind of experience.

At some point I'll build a cart for the plasma cutter, and I might break down and make a cart to hold that along with the smaller MIG. I'm losing floor space to carts at this point.

[everlastsupport]

Yea, floor space is a big deal for me as well. I have the PP80 and 210EXT on one cart and the 250P rolls around. But I have a IMIG200 on another cart I would love to free up that space.

Our cart are a lot better than HF. Do not wiggle, solid as a rock.

[its_34]

What size bottle are you using with this one? Looks like a great deal, but all of the pictures show it with short tanks.

FWIW, I bought the Hot Max cart (for an imig 200) and its fit/finish was surprisingly good.
http://www.amazon.com/Hot-Max-WC100-...=welding+cartt

[breakneckmot]

I've got to figure out what to do for a cart when I get my tig machine. I like the idea of drawers a lot but I don't want to spend that much.