Oxy/Propane Cart

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I got a torch set for Christmas and needed a cart to hold it. For some strange reason, nobody makes a cart for propane bottles. I bought a N.T. hand truck and welded up a framework to attach to it. The metal was mostly scrap and the total cost for the ratchet straps, hooks and hand truck was <$100. Still have 25' of 1/4" hose and a fire extinguisher to attach. The framework is attached with u bolts so it can be removed if i need the cart for something. Attached ImagesTOO MANY TOOLS & NO MORE SPACE
Reply:Dont know why the top pic is sideways and the others are fine?TOO MANY TOOLS & NO MORE SPACE
Reply:Originally Posted by tackitNice cart,   maybe down the line you could mount a tool box on the back to hold the extra welding tips, bottle wrench, flux and tip cleaners. http://www.amazon.com/Larin-MTB-16R-...sim_sbs_auto_2
Reply:ChrisT,How do you like using propane versus acetylene?  Nice cart build.  I like the two straps on your O2 bottle.  Have you had any problems with the bottoms slipping?  I have seen light strap bent to match the bottle bottom and welded to keep them from slipping around.Great Job!
Reply:Originally Posted by strrChrisT,How do you like using propane versus acetylene?  Nice cart build.  I like the two straps on your O2 bottle.  Have you had any problems with the bottoms slipping?  I have seen light strap bent to match the bottle bottom and welded to keep them from slipping around.Great Job!
Reply:Originally Posted by Chris T.Today was my first time using propane and it is very different, still have a lot of learning to do.