That's a solid idea Grigg. Multi purpose, and I already have a set of 4 wheels. To build on your idea, as I'm thinking about my bare naked frame sitting there on jack stands. You could weld a piece of pipe to a C - clamp, or just weld a piece of angle iron to the top of a pce of pipe (4 times) and use a C clamp to mount your scaffolding wheels to your frame, temporarily without damaging painted frame. Simple way to make a rolling frame while you outfit the front/rear suspension. You could even use 2 pcs of pipe with more holes to adjust the height as needed and make it a little easier for old backs to work on.
Would need a more solid attachment process to use this setup for your old frame/cab dolly idea. Maybe weld a small length of larger diam pipe and use a pin to secure the legs that accept the scaffolding wheels. That way your cab dolly would store fairly flat when not is use. Good idea. Thanks.
Allen Yeah, well, that's just like, you know , your opinion, man - The Dude
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