Is there a way to add wheels to the rear?
223411
Yes. The skids are removable and substitute wheels can be purchased on Amazon.
2044827
Yes you can. Usually stores that you buy the wheels from will put them on for you.
1274222
There are screw holes in the frame, located behind the rear wheels. Installation is very easy. Hope this helps! If not, contact me again.
2206909
The side posts come with the wheels already attached. I don't know that you can necessarily remove them without damaging the wheels but you might be able to jerry-rig something together.
127251
No. And that's about the only thing I'd change about it. I mistakenly thought I'd add wheels to it, but there isn't a place to attach them.
1296082
Hey there, sorry for the late reply. The back hub has a small lever you need to push in that will allow the wheels to seat on the axle. Hope that helps.
1831214
Yes. They are on a sort of extension with a pin that locks into the holes. You use this to adjust the height. You can also take them off completely and switch sides so the wheels are on the inside.
567075
Yes mine was already mounted on the rear wheel. I had a thirty minute tantrum when I couldn't fine it in the box it came in.
1314517
No wheels, but you could add them yourself. You would need to shorten the legs, or it would be too tall.
1226743
I would just place them both on the back wheel. There should be enough toom on the frame.
1704666
I couldn't find out how to install it or the rear wheel kits also. I wouldn't purchase it for that application.
538638
I think so. The black flat things that attach to the bottom of the legs screw in. So I think you could get wheels that screw in if they're small enough.
809414
Mine didn't have wheels or any means of attaching them. I am not sure how you would. I would ask the company directly.
2237114
I love the table; however, I am not sure how you would add wheels since the legs are metal.
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.
2091666
Yes. There are multiple ways to assemble the wheel arms so a variety of track widths and base lengths can be accomodated. The most narrow arrangement for the rear wheels is about 23 inches. The wheel arms can also accommodate a variety of wheel sizes, from child size (using the included adaptor) and up. My trike wheels are 24 inch rear and 26 inch front. This is a very versatile and well designed rack.
64613
Yes, you can do that. When you get the trolley just don't put the wheels in and add the rubber feet.