Will Hobart MVP 210 mig welder fit in this cart?
1644842
I have the Hobart 140 and it fits fine so I'm not sure if the 210 will or not. Nice cart for the money though.
1644843
Yes Sam it will I have the same cart and welder and it fits nicely the only thing is you may have to put a small spacer behind the welder if you are using a gas bottle bigger than 60 cf so the bottle doesn't hit the welder ...it is a nice cart for the money !
1644844
While I'm not sure about the 210, in order to "make" it fit my 175 I had to add a couple 1.5" spacers between the upright and the gas bottle to keep the bottle from hitting the top of the welder and had to put 1/2" piece of plywood under the welder cause the sides were a little too high and I couldn't open the side door. That doesn't mean yours will not properly but I have a feeling this is designed for a smaller welder. Once I did those modifications, the cart is plenty strong, wheels around the shop without much effort and turned out to be a good cart for my welder.
206466
The answer is yes, but I would not buy this product. The plastic fittings broke the first time I used it. I wound up buying another cart and tossed this one in the garbage. I did save the wheels.
1801974
You can weld the plate onto a metal cart. Please remove the wheel before welding.
374681
My cart is E-Z Go, so I have not idea if it will fit your cart. Try contacting the manufacturer.
1993774
Can't really help you. I purchased 2 of them for their shape. I'm cutting them into pieces to welded back together with a mig. A future project that I haven't done yet. Sorry
231372
I put a Hobart 190 on this cart and it fit great. The Hobart 190 measurements are similar to the Lincoln 180 so I would say yes.
1136717
I just measured mine, its more like 12" high, 12" long and 6" wide including the carrying handle. Its a great welder I highly recommended it.
1307616
I don't know what other models it would fit. But it is in general.... A generic size fit all. My cart is a Club car fits 4 people
1521031
That's about right. Remember it's an "inverter", i.e., small, lightweight, digital components have replaced the heavy copper transformer portions... that's a general description. With a water cooler, you'd for sure need a cart. I use a Northern Tool, 3 drawer tool cart (note: NOT one of their WELDER carts) to hold the welder, the cooler and the accessories and keep the Argon cylinder on a Harbor Freight gas cylinder cart next to a 5 gallon bucket to hold the TIG filler rods, etc. That way it's easy to move the smaller, lighter welder cart close to the work.
50032
It will fit a 14 oz MAP/PRO canister but the tip may be to big for fine jewellery work, think it will be ok if you can also have a finer tip to attach to the torch. I did fine work years ago and used a propane canister with a very fine pencil tip.
469955
It's gonna do ok...my concern as a welder would be the metal heating up an distorting with the long welds..1/8 thickness
225299
By your dimensions it should fit as my poc is 12" wide and 8" deep. So it will fit on the bottom thing that holds it off the ground. The question would be if you could securely fasten in to the cart. If you could find an oxygen supplier that carries the evergo, or the simply go which is the newer version, you might want to try it out before buying it.
561774
According to the Weber schematic the rolling cart that you need is Weber 6549. i have included a link to the listing below. This cart, the Weber 6557, does NOT fit a Q100, only the newer Q1000. Hope this helpsWeber 6549 Weber Q Rolling Cart
1366069
I have a Miller 180 Mig Welder and it fit fine. Not sure about a Plasma Cutter, but if the dimensions are the same as or smaller that a Miller 180 Mig Welder, then it should be NO problem. In fact, the depth of the cart was bigger than needed, so a "longer" machine would fit. For the record, this is a nice stand and I'm really hard to please, unless it is a quality item.
115471
Probably. It will have to be welded in anyway, so it's a matter of how much space you have for it to fit in.
1744283
First thing is that it will only work on Hobart handler 190 and the 210. And you will have to get 1 LB aluminum wire spool. The package comes with everything else.
1050747
I don't think it would be tall enough. However, with some modification I am sure it can be done. The top burner encased in that metal frame is all one piece. It is then attached to the larger rectangular base with 4 bolts. I figured it might be as simple as getting some 2x6's and building a box to raise that top burner frame up. Or if you are handy at welding I am sure a better rig can be fitted to this cart. If you are buying on prime with free shipping it's a good deal to start a brew sculpture. Especially because of that jet burner, that thing rocks.