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Picnic Table On Removable Wheels
“My picnic table is made from red oak so it’s quite heavy. Heavy enough that I didn’t want to drag it around by myself,” says Robert Daniel Lindamood, Whitleyville, Tenn.
He solved the problem by putting removable wheels on one end of the table. “The wheels allow me to move the table easily,” says Lindamood
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Picnic Table On Removable Wheels FARM HOME Food “My picnic table is made from red oak so it’s quite heavy Heavy enough that I didn’t want to drag it around by myself ” says Robert Daniel Lindamood Whitleyville Tenn He solved the problem by putting removable wheels on one end of the table “The wheels allow me to move the table easily ” says Lindamood He bought a pair of 10-in high pneumatic wheels at a surplus store and made an axle for them out of 1 1/2-in thinwall tubing He screwed a pair of 5 by 4-in wood blocks to the bottom of the legs with U-shaped notches cut into them that fit over the axle “To attach the wheels I just lift one end of the table and drop the blocks over the axle ” says Lindamood “The blocks are positioned slightly above the ground and stay on all the time ” He built the table itself from salvaged slabs from a sawmill “I’ve used the table as a scaffold and even as a sawhorse when cutting lumber ” notes Lindamood Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Robert Daniel Lindamood 199 Clark Hollow Rd Whitleyville Tenn 38588 ph 615 699-2192
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