Scissor stand

Paulk1

Paulk1

Location
Candlewood Lake
anyone put wheels on a scissstand. Would want to take off once season starts. Have a few ideas, but anyone do it and have quick easy suggestions? But still want a quality add on that can come off. Could easily go dolly or a towel to slide across floor. But. Nice castor wheel that goes on and off with a clip or cotter.
Thanks!
 
Ducky

Ducky

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Location
Charlotte, NC
Paulk1 said:
anyone put wheels on a scissstand. Would want to take off once season starts. Have a few ideas, but anyone do it and have quick easy suggestions? But still want a quality add on that can come off. Could easily go dolly or a towel to slide across floor. But. Nice castor wheel that goes on and off with a clip or cotter.
Thanks!
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Ive thought about this many times, but never got around to it. I have bought a harbor freight 4 wheel dolly and used the scissor stand on that. It worked fine.
 
Mdavies_02

Mdavies_02

Location
Stouffville, Ontario
Lol nothing about what I built was quality. 4 $9 wheels with a 1/2" cold rolled steel bar as an axle. 3/4" Plywood base boarder with 2x2 to frame the scissor stand. Turned my stand into a cheap mans beach cart for 60$. Will post pics when I'm in the garage next.
 
700Pirate

700Pirate

Location
United Kingdom
its easy to turn on all surfaces.
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