When less is more.

[Jules V.]

After going through 5 different frames/variations, i finally settled on a simple and classic look. 

[hemi_charger]

Looks great ! That gen frame look the best !  I think I'm gonna have to track one down.

After going through 5 different frames/variations, i finally settled on a simple and classic look. 

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[Walchit]

Looks great! Are you gonna do the stainless bottom table? Or your done with this one?

[MagnoliaTom]

Man that looks good. Very classy


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[JEBIV]

looking good !

[ReanimatedRobot]

The stainless steel collars on the axels do make it super easy.  I saw it on another build here and instantly incorporated it in my ranch build.  Looks nice!

[MagnoliaTom]

The stainless steel collars on the axels do make it super easy.  I saw it on another build here and instantly incorporated it in my ranch build.  Looks nice!

Can you share the source or a link to the axles and collars?


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[ReanimatedRobot]

http://weberkettleclub.com/forums/weber-grill-modifications-customs/my-weber-ranch-clean-up-and-rebuild/

In one of my posts I share the source.  Please note that the sizings are different for the SSP carts.  They are 3/8" I believe, but if you go with an aftermarket tire you might want to get the axle size the same as the tire and just drill out the frame a little more.   I grabbed the axle from gamut.com so I could get it in stainless.  You can order them from Amazon as well, but be careful about the variance in length.  They had like a 3" variance on a 36" rod.  Probably won't make a difference on a standard cart build, but if you go big on tires it can get close.  If you plan on doing several then just order in bulk.  I think gamut was actually cheaper than Amazon unless you are in a hurry to get 2 day shipping.  The collars I just ordered on Amazon.  I am sure that if you do a search for similar terms to the link i posted it will get you what you want. 

[MagnoliaTom]

Thanks for the link and thread!


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[MagnoliaTom]

After going through 5 different frames/variations, i finally settled on a simple and classic look. 

What did you use for the towel bar/tool holder and how did you attach it? Doesn't look like it goes through the square tubing. Thanks


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[Walchit]

I think its the same stainless rod and those little collar things like the axle. I imagine it sits about a half inch inside each frame rail. And the collars keep it from sliding out either direction. Correct me if I'm wrong though. I was already thinking about doing something similar with my gasser table thing

[MagnoliaTom]

I think its the same stainless rod and those little collar things like the axle. I imagine it sits about a half inch inside each frame rail. And the collars keep it from sliding out either direction. Correct me if I'm wrong though. I was already thinking about doing something similar with my gasser table thing

Thanks. I kinda thought that's what it was but I wasn't sure. I'm going to do this to mine. Need to find some nice wheels too


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[Jules V.]

Looks great! Are you gonna do the stainless bottom table? Or your done with this one?

Yeah this is done. Slightly modified but still retain the classic ssp look. The stainless bottom shelf is a bit too loud for the ivory.

[Jules V.]

The stainless axle are readily available at your local metal shop/hardware stores  and are cheaper than online.

[Zrschaef]

Where did you find those wheels?