Portable multi position MIG cart

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More InfoThe GoCart® is a portable multi position MIG welder cart That takes the struggle out of transporting and loading your welder and gas cylinder.         Pat. pending.    * One person loading operation, no more taking the time to breakdown your welder, cylinder and cart to transport to a jobsite or buddy's house.  Loading is simple, back cart up to tailgate, tilt so the handle rests on the tailgate, grab lower foot/ handle, lift and rotate lower half of the cart, reverse to unload. The nice thing about this method is you are only lifting a portion of the weight.    * Secure gas cylinder retention system that allows quick change in seconds, losen three bolts about one-half turn to remove restraining bands.    * Cylinder restraining bands are adjustable and the tank support is designed to be compatible with a wide variety of gas cylinder heights and diameters, (80cuft used in photo)    * Multi position allows you to store or use your welder in a position that suits your needs. Easily change from one position to another by pulling a spring-loaded latch pin.   (Typical shielding gas's can be used in the horizontal position, the myth was carried over from Acetylene gas, never use that in the horizontal position)    * Solid rubber tires will never go flat on you!    * The GoCart is compatible with  Lincoln Power MIG 140C, Lincoln SP-140T, Lincoln Power MIG 180C, Lincoln SP-180T. Millermatic 140, Millermatic 180, Millermatic 211, Hobart Handler 140, Hobart Handler 187, Hobart Handler 210.  Will also work with almost all portable type wire feed/ MIG welders, drilling four holes may be required.$200 ea.
Reply:Certainly a well thought out cart, even if your first post is just to try and drum up business. I'm sure many here will like the idea and copy it.  .No government ever voluntarily reduces itself in size. Government programs, once launched, never disappear. Actually, a government bureau is the nearest thing to eternal life we'll ever see on this earth! Ronald Reagan
Reply:I like the idea, nice job.Now go to your LWS and get one of those yellow safety caps that you can open and close to turn your gas on and off, before you screw up or teach some other idiot how to.  You know, the ones with the hinge and pin that split down the middle.BTW, I agree....you have now shown 20 million welders how to copy your new product.You may as well post plans while you are at it for the ones who need help.Miller Dynasty 700Miller 350P with Aluma-pro push-pullMiller 280 Dynasty with expansion card Dynasty 200 DXMigMax 215 Enuff power and hand tools to create one of anything..... but mass produce nothing!!!
Reply:copy it? i built it 2 months ago and posted picsDynasty 200DXPassport plus w/ spoolmate 100victor 315c oxy/(act and prop)Miller digital elitemilwaukee power tools
Reply:I was under the understanding that acetylene cylinders should always be kept vertical and never placed on their sides.  Ditto on the cap on the cylinders.  A friend has the valve knocked off a Scuba tank filled with compressed air in his van and it knocked off a rear door and traveled another 100'Steve
Reply:Originally Posted by stevewmI was under the understanding that acetylene cylinders should always be kept vertical and never placed on their sides.  Ditto on the cap on the cylinders.  A friend has the valve knocked off a Scuba tank filled with compressed air in his van and it knocked off a rear door and traveled another 100'Steve
Reply:Originally Posted by turkcopy it? i built it 2 months ago and posted pics
Reply:Patent pending......  Good luck!
Reply:I agree with FusionKing, it needs a cap. Better yet, it needs a complete valve AND regulator guard if you plan to market it. Things need to be as idiot proof as possible, just because. Attached ImagesCity of L.A. Structural; Manual & Semi-Automatic;"Surely there is a mine for silver, and a place where gold is refined. Iron is taken from the earth, and copper is smelted from ore."Job 28:1,2Lincoln, Miller, Victor & ISV BibleDanny
Reply:Yep, da DOT frown on valvular nakedness, and of course someone will drop it.End users can break a tungsten carbide bowling ball with a feather.