Finally built my Mig/Plasma cart!

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I've posted on here a few time looking for something to hold my Miller 211, Hypertherm 45, and some tools, supplies.  I was looking to buy something, but couldn't find anything to meet my needs.  Here is what I came up with: Attached Images
Reply:Cool!I like the idea of the tool box
Reply:Very cool. My only concern is having that big tool box behind the welder blocking all the air flow that is allowing the machine to cool off.ShaneYa gotta spend money to make money!
Reply:nice cart
Reply:Looks good to me!
Reply:I'm kind of partial to the toolbox welding cart thing. That's how I did mine too. I like the box being turned to the side, that was mentioned to me I might have to take some measurements and see if my box would work turned sideways.“Life is not a journey to the grave with intentions of arriving safely in a pretty well-preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out and loudly proclaiming ... WOW! What a ride!”
Reply:Nice!  I just finished my first cart, not quite as elaborate as yours though.Lincoln Pro Mig 180Everlast PowerARC 200
Reply:looks good!I got the tool box idea from bigwhitebeast and have also started one, I guess I'll have to post some pictures as it comes along.  I'm building as a skid that can be put on and off the landscape wagon.  The end game is to widen the axels of the wagon.bigwhitebeast, you may want to put solid tires on yours, I had a tire go flat on me and the whole thing rolled over. Luckily noting was in it and no machine was on it.  I bought solid rubber tires that fit in the place of the ones like you have.ErnieThis cat does it doggie styleMiller Bobcat 225Miller Matic S52ACT520D TIG/Arc/Plasma