Homemade Wagon with Harbor Freight Welder, Part 2

[@davidrobinson4797]

I started with a google, "Homemade wagon with Harbor Freight Wheels". Glad I found this, I think I have everything at home except for the wheels. Yes, including the HF welder.

[@ohyikes1]

Well done. The design of the frame was impressive.

[@oxdogoxSF]

Thanks man... I'm building a wagon for my old dog and the steering linkage is nice. Funny... My dog doesn't like anything with sides either but he loves those flat home depot carts😂

[@jamest.5001]

That's some kool Axels! Much better steering. And i subbed!!!

[@MrTidjon]

Any plans/drawings of the steering system?

[@josephgulyas2027]

nice good job

[@frankc6430]

I use any of my wagons to unload the car after grocery shopping. just load up the cart and haul bags and bags of stuff all in one trip and easy to pull than to carry .

[@saulpagannyfc593]

Where do you get your sheet of steel from ? And is it alot if money. For that size you got?

[@StrangeGarage]

What i used here was 1.5" 90 degree stock, and it's not too expensive. All in this project was about $50, including wheels.

[@StrangeGarage]

+Saul Pagan NYFC I forgot to answer your main question: I got it at Home depot, but you can get steel cheaper from a distributor. There's thousands of them across the country.

[@93graphics]

2 drills...really!!! I made that with one.

[@StrangeGarage]

93graphics The red one is what us simple technicians like to call an "impact driver", but maybe engineers can call them drills.

[@StrangeGarage]

ok that was pretty damn funny... haha.

[@whatyousaidbud]

" i started off with one by....i think this is pine" 1" x pine? I didn't know pine was a measurement :-b

[@StrangeGarage]

You caught me speaking in Home Depot.

[@anthonymarino4260]

fun. project