Anyone "Glued" Castors to a Cart?
 

I have a heavy, stainless portable sink. It's self contained and has tanks for clean water in and one for dirty water.

One of the casters went bad and has to be replaced. I was going to replace all four wheels so that the new ones would all match but when I went to remove, I discovered that they are glued to the cart, not bolted.

I decided that gluing the new ones would be better than drilling holes but I'm wondering what type of glue would be strong enough - JB Weld, other epoxy?

I'm open/looking for suggestions.

Loctite® E-40HT Toughened Epoxy Structural Adhesive

JB Weld fractures with vibration.

Thanks, I'll look for it.

Surface prep is everything. Good luck!

You can put castors on anything, ask Katch :)

rjp

Beat me to it.

https://media.giphy.com/media/PhKhSXofSAm3e/giphy.gif

"Glued" Castors??? That's something I'd like to see a photo of.

Poor George... He'll never live that down. LOL ;)

The above post is referencing this
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1600264881.jpg
He put these on the front of his Porsche

I'll have to take a photo. Unfortunately, I already pried off the old casters but the glue marks are still there and it looks like epoxy so it will be a job cleaning it all off.

The second photo of the inside of George's frunk is "interesting". Lots and lots of constructor set scaffolding.
I think he tried to reinforce the floor area. :eek:

Does anyone NOT have those pics on their computer? LOL.

Sorry to ruin your thread OP. :P

rjp

Imagine this...
except with an extra zero on the price tag.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1600318490.jpg

$10.99?