Aluminum tire cart
#31
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as promised, Featherlite info
here is the pic they sent me of their current version and their description and pricing etc..
needless to say, too rich for my blood
PART#: 263659 - CART TIRE CARRIER LIGHT WEIGHT (12 TIRES)…………$ 1458.93 / ea.
You can either order through your nearest dealer (if within reason for you to go pick up) or order direct and we would need to ship it to you via freight truck.
here is the pic they sent me of their current version and their description and pricing etc..
needless to say, too rich for my blood
PART#: 263659 - CART TIRE CARRIER LIGHT WEIGHT (12 TIRES)…………$ 1458.93 / ea.
You can either order through your nearest dealer (if within reason for you to go pick up) or order direct and we would need to ship it to you via freight truck.
#32
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Try this PJ it's just a little ways north of you...
http://www.mktechnologies.com/produc..._tire_cart.htm
http://www.mktechnologies.com/produc..._tire_cart.htm
#33
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getting warmer that is for sure...
I have sent a preliminary email to a local fab shop -- I think there is a better mousetrap for less $
we will see...
I am thinking bolt together for easy shipping and component replacement in the event of damage.... likely less bends to make as well
given all thats on my plate at the moment nothing will happen quickly
I have sent a preliminary email to a local fab shop -- I think there is a better mousetrap for less $
we will see...
I am thinking bolt together for easy shipping and component replacement in the event of damage.... likely less bends to make as well
given all thats on my plate at the moment nothing will happen quickly
#34
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Best way IMO is to use 80/20 aluminum extrusion. Bolt together, strong, light. Reasonable $$
#35
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Another option for the DIY'er is to use 80-20 rail - think Trailex. Gives you endless options to suit your needs. The rails can be sourced from 8020.net or McMaster Carr - look for linear guide rails.
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I asked our local fab shop to look at the unit from MK Tech and they hands down said buy that unit the custom fab price was more than double. I haven't bought yet Has anyone.
#38
I've two left out of the four MK tire racks I originally bought. Great stuff, high quality. Also had their alignment set-up stands, same thing, best of the best.
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Hey guys, just to let people know.
here is a unit that a lot of teams including ourselves are using for around the pits.
Hope this helps some.
http://www.irvansmith.com/scart/tire...led-p-498.html
Thanks
Robb
BRracing
here is a unit that a lot of teams including ourselves are using for around the pits.
Hope this helps some.
http://www.irvansmith.com/scart/tire...led-p-498.html
Thanks
Robb
BRracing
#41
Try this PJ it's just a little ways north of you...
http://www.mktechnologies.com/produc..._tire_cart.htm
http://www.mktechnologies.com/produc..._tire_cart.htm
Hey guys, just to let people know.
here is a unit that a lot of teams including ourselves are using for around the pits.
Hope this helps some.
http://www.irvansmith.com/scart/tire...led-p-498.html
Thanks
Robb
BRracing
here is a unit that a lot of teams including ourselves are using for around the pits.
Hope this helps some.
http://www.irvansmith.com/scart/tire...led-p-498.html
Thanks
Robb
BRracing
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