The other thing that works well is the wire rack rolling carts. They will hold a lot of weight and an outlet strip fits well behind the handle. I keep the gear on a set of wire rack shelves, roll the cart over, pull off what I need for a given exercise, roll the cart back to the bench, and off I go.

On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 9:08 AM ArtekManuals <manuals@...> wrote:

Wally
Depends on largely on
1) The size of the castors ( wheels), bigger wheels are generally easier
to deal with and actually less likely catch and tip
2) The floor surface they are rolling on

Weight? can be a factor, put? heavier on the bottom -Lighter on the top
) think low center of gravity
Though things have changed in my current set up and I have long since
abandoned the racks, you used to be able to find racks that were 36"?
high. I really like these if you have the room as the make great rolling
"table tops" with a power supply in the bottom

Dave
NR1DX

On 4/10/2020 7:09 AM, wallydoc via wrote:
> I have a bunch of old HP and other equipment and am using a Tek scope
> stand for some of it. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions
> about rolling stands for TE, Do the rolling racks?that musicians use
> for their audio equipment work well enough? They are 19 inch racks.
> Any suggestions would be helpful.
>
> Wally KC9INK
>

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