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Author: Subject: Can someone measure a clarke 151te welder for me please?
flak monkey

posted on 3/11/09 at 08:20 PM Reply With Quote
Can someone measure a clarke 151te welder for me please?

As title really, need to know width and depth.

Basically after a welding trolley for my new welder and the clarke one looks like it might be spot on.

Thanks,
David





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Macbeast

posted on 3/11/09 at 08:34 PM Reply With Quote
I thought the first job when you got a new welder was to fabricate a welding trolley for it ?







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Myke 2463

posted on 3/11/09 at 08:49 PM Reply With Quote
151TE according to Machine Mart 680 x 350 x 470. they can supply a trolly Clarke GWC - 1 Order code 050711995 £39-98 + vat £45-98.

Be Lucky Mike.

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flak monkey

posted on 3/11/09 at 09:14 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Macbeast
I thought the first job when you got a new welder was to fabricate a welding trolley for it ?




Lol

Yeah I thought about it, then thought it might ost me as much to build one as the £40odd that the clarke one is.

Will consider it though.

Thanks for the info Mike Mine is 305hx248wx419l so sounds like the clarke isnt the best of fits.

David

[Edited on 3/11/09 by flak monkey]





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dhutch

posted on 3/11/09 at 10:49 PM Reply With Quote
What did you buy in the end?
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Peteff

posted on 4/11/09 at 01:02 AM Reply With Quote
Here's my mig on it's trolley. Lovely little thing, the trolley is only for it to stand on in the shed as it is easily carried if I need to use it anywhere else. I did make the trolley with the welder and it didn't cost anything like the cost of a trolley as it was from my scrap pile and I only bought the wheels (£6 plus postage from ebay)

http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=11736&stc=1&d=1256748352


[Edited on 4/11/09 by Peteff]





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flak monkey

posted on 4/11/09 at 07:56 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by dhutch
What did you buy in the end?


A Lincoln Sp170i its about a year old. Going to collect it on friday afternoon.







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James

posted on 4/11/09 at 11:28 AM Reply With Quote
What about cutting the wheeled base bit off am old office chair. Weld a frame to this from so angle and voila!

Locost even if it doesn't look amazing!

Cheers,
James





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dhutch

posted on 4/11/09 at 06:10 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by James
What about cutting the wheeled base bit off am old office chair. Weld a frame to this from so angle and voila!

Locost even if it doesn't look amazing!



Seen it done before and not just for welder trolleys.
- Can pick them up FOC with a bit of thought usally.

Locost/retrochic is a good look!

Daniel

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