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Miller 140 fit an eastwood welding cart ??
- Thread starter riz
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link to cart?
there are usually no horribly critical areas that would cause one brand to fit and not another. These smaller welders are basically a box on rubber feet with a flat bottom. If the Eastwood cart is built for a certain size range of welder you should be good to go.
Rene
there are usually no horribly critical areas that would cause one brand to fit and not another. These smaller welders are basically a box on rubber feet with a flat bottom. If the Eastwood cart is built for a certain size range of welder you should be good to go.
Rene
It's just that the top shelf of the Eastwood cart is 10-1/2" x 17-1/2" and my Miller 140 specs are 10-5/8 x 17-1/2 . I know it's only an 1/8" but the Eastwood top shelf has a lip on it and a few bolts coming through for the hooks to hang the gun and cable. I wouldn't like it if the welder didn't fit nice and solid.
http://www.eastwood.com/welding-cart.html
RIZ
http://www.eastwood.com/welding-cart.html
RIZ
You clearly have a welder. I really doubt the 1/8" of an inch is something you couldn't make work with a little modification. Either you cut the lip off the shelf, or put a spacer on it to raise the machine above the shelf lip.
The traditional first project after buying a welding machine ... is the cart for it. I got lazy and bought one myself, but I'd say modifying an existing one should be good fab practice. 
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The traditional first project after buying a welding machine ... is the cart for it. I got lazy and bought one myself, but I'd say modifying an existing one should be good fab practice.
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I built a cart using a moving dolly and some scrap steel...
Rene
