wheels for my mustard monster

[allen thunem]

I dont recall where I saw it ( or I would not be posting this) so I am hoping someone with a better memory than mine can help.
I am in search of the article ,post or instructions on how to build a "moving system" for my 3520b using trailer jacks.

[Alan Trout]

Here is the setup from craft supplies which is pretty slick. http://www.woodturnerscatalog.com/st...ock_roll?Args= Really it is not to bad for the money.

Alan

[Faust M. Ruggiero]

Allen,
I am not tall enough to raise my 3520 any higher as adding wheels might do. Besides, our club has a 3520 they put on casters so it could be moved out of the way when not in use. We had a guest demonstrator doing off center turnings and the darn thing walked around the room. The wheels just took away too much solidity. Needing a way to move my lathe occasionally, I picked up a hydraulic table at HF. I believe it was $129 at the time. When I need to move the lathe I park under it, lift it with the pump jack and roll it away.
faust

[Bill Wyko]

I bought wheels for my PM 4224, I got the from Tucson wheel & caster. There tiny but they really work fantastic. I'll have to take a pic & post it when I get to work on Tuesday for you.

[Tom Hamilton]

Echo on the HF hydraulic lift table. I block up the table with 6x6 deck posts and only need to move the table about an 1/2 inch to lift the lathe legs off the floor. Move the headstock and tailstock to the center for balance. Easypeasy.


Tom, in D'Ville, moving his 3520 when necessary.

[Jon McElwain]

The club Powermatic lathe at Rocky Mountain Woodturners has the trailer jack system.

[Thomas Canfield]

http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthre...ver&highlight=
This is link to post I did several years ago. I don't leave the jacks in place but have used to more on occasion. The jacks were on sale for $20 at time, but usually run less than $30 at Northern Tool or similar and other material except for bolts were scrap around shop.

[Jay Rasmussen]

Here is the setup from craft supplies which is pretty slick. http://www.woodturnerscatalog.com/st...ock_roll?Args= Really it is not to bad for the money.

Alan

I have these on mine, they work very well. I considered building my own but I’m glad I bought these. To do the same quality would have taken me more hours than I wanted to put in to it.