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English wheel weld up kit economy model
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This is everything you need except for the 2x4 tube.
This is a new listing for a less expensive weld up kit. We did it for two reasons: 1. To make it easier and more affordable to start wheeling and 2. My regular weld up kit has 6 anvils and I am having a hard time keeping anvils in stock.
We have a good selection of anvils and can add more to your order $39 ea.
I've radiused the edges of my anvils and top wheels for a smother look and less marking. The cradle is made from 3/8 x 2" CR with a 3/4"grove for the pin to rest on about 5/16 deep. There is about .015" clearance total between the ends of the wheel and the side of the cradle.- I have included 17 1/2" of 1" acme thread w/ 5 threads per inch and two nuts. One nut to weld to the frame member for adjustment and another to weld on the bottom of the screw to make a hand wheel with. I include 3 pcs of 1/2 round to weld on. It gives you a good gap to slip your knee or thigh in to adjust the screw as you roll. I've included two 1/4x2" straps at 4.5" and 9.5". They are what I used on my machine. They are Punched for a 3/4 shoulder bolt, included.- The anvil is 2"wide and 3"OD heat treated 31 - 33 Rc 4130 Chrome-moly. 6" anvil. The upper wheel is 2" wide and 6" round same 4130. . Comes with 2 pair of bearings and 1 pcs 3/4"x 2.6" CF RND. And a 2 1/16Sq x 1/4" plate to weld the nut to the frame with, two gussets for added strenght, 10" of 2 1/4"sq w/ 12ga(.102) wall telescoping tubing and 2"sq 1/4" wall tubing.
I have one of the bench top Combo models listed and it is pretty easy to figure out how it goes together.
I use 2x4x1/4" tubing cut at 28, 24 & 21 7/8"
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