are there wheels that would mount on the stand?
1184402
I'm not sure I'd want a bench grinder mounted to a pedestal which was on wheels. With that said, there are holes in the leg extensions used to mount rubber stoppers, these rubber stoppers are attached with a small screw and nut. I'd guess < 1/4" or smaller on the holes.
1184403
I'm not sure I'd want a bench grinder mounted to a pedestal which was on wheels. With that said, there are holes in the leg extensions used to mount rubber stoppers, these rubber stoppers are attached with a small screw and nut. I'd guess &lt; 1/4" or smaller on the holes.
1593669
Yes, as long as you secure the bike to the stand with the rubber rings. These rubber rings come with the stand.
785310
I would say yes. The way the stand is mounted. I am sure that somebody out there will make a mount that you can get. Hopefully this helps.
206958
no. but if you buy a different stand you can. but you can not with the current one it comes with
1754056
The feet screw into the bottom so I would imagine if you can find wheels with the same screw size as the feet that it should be a fairly simple mod.
1314517
No wheels, but you could add them yourself. You would need to shorten the legs, or it would be too tall.
277062
I have the stand currently set up without the wheels. It is not sturdy enough to withstand the shaking and or/viration of the mixer.
325424
Stand is not adjustable, however can purchase adjustable stand to mount it on.
1981404
Well these speakers don't have the spot on the bottom to take a stand, but mine came with heavy duty casting wheels. If you did want to put them up on a stand I would use a stand that can support up to 100lbs, these speakers are semi light, weighing in at 77lbs.
651104
No, there are no wheels. It comes with a stand. The package says it is an adult, collectible model.
1328316
Not on the provided stand, but it has a standard vesa mounting bracket on it, so you can install a 3rd party mount and rotate it.
1913133
Not that I can see. The stand does not seem interchangeable and there is nowhere to add a mounting bracket.
945856
The stand has wheels, but I would buy one of those baby proof straps to attach it to the stand to ensure it doesn't tip while you move it. If a wheel snags on the carpet it could be bad news and it's wide enough to make it difficult to hold the tv and move at the same time
419943
You could just sit the axle in the forks of the truing stand, and it would work fine. It is a near-exact clone of the Park unit, so I bet most of the attachments would work. I'm really happy with mine.
361741
Not using the existing stand. You would have to create some kind of custom mount.
1260259
Yes, the feet are screwed in, so you could put some wheels in as long as the threads are the same size. Shouldn't be impossible, but most of the wheels I've seen at the hardware store are not threaded, they push into the leg rather than screw in. Hope this helps.
766138
Unlike the park stand, this stand comes with two metal feet that mount to the bottom of the stand with included hardware. This makes it completely stable with a wheel mounted. The feet also have holes in them for mounting the complete assembly to a board or workbench. The Park stand requires that you either purchase their plastic tilting base or that you bolt the stand to a wider board or workbench to achieve the same level of stability as the Bikehand with included feet.