customer photos of projects using our steel wagon wheels

In June Jim Carton used 4 of our 18" steel wagon wheels in the fabrication of this wagon. It came out quite nice. Thank you, Jim for sending us photos.

MICHAEL NOSEWORTHY of VA used our steel wagon wheels to fabricate thiss wagon. He said; "I’m making a wagon for my son’s wedding. My 9 month old granddaughter and her 10 month old cousin will be pulled down the isle at an outdoor wedding by my granddaughter’s 6 year old cousin. The entire wagon will be painted white."

In September, Eddie Masdterson, on NM fabricated this table using out 30" steel wagon wheels.

Alpine Lumber Sales in Montgomery, used our 28" medium duty wagon wheels with rubber tires. in the fabricating of these wagons.for floor displays

Don Bates, of Canada kindly sent us photos of his wagon that he used our 12", and 10" steel wagons wheels on. H said:

Hi and thanks... The wheels worked out great and quality wise were fine for this decorative lawn piece. The spindles to attach the wheels were excellent and made that part of the project so very easy...!!! . I've had a lot of compliments on the piece including offers to purchase, as I am a full time cabinet maker, woodworker I must say that everybody I dealt with at RP was great and made the wheel purchase a very enjoyable experience... Not always an easy thing to do across so many miles... Thanks again... Don Bate

Susanna Poeysti, of Kentucy used our 20" steel wagon wheels in the fabrication of this cart. She said:We used them for a dessert cart. We painted them black", "I think it is a great product that can be used in many different ways!"

Susanna

Philip Townsend, of CT, used our 10" and 12" steel wagon wheels, (w/out rubber tires), in the fabrication of this wagon. Thank you Philip for providing the photos. The wagon is great looking.

Melody Hawkins', of Wisconsin,used our 14: steel wagon wheels tin the fabrication of this cannon. They had the following: "Thank you for asking about what we used the wheels for. We love them, they worked perfectly for our project.

My dad was in the Korean War and my husband was in the Army so Veteran's are important to us. My dad has since passed away and we really wanted to restore it. We needed wheels. I did paint them to work with our color scheme.

Mike Deckman, of New Mexica, used our 12" steel wagon wheels in the fabrication of this yard wagon. It turned out great, and is excellent for seasonal decorating.

Larry Lycett, of California, fabricated this cart using our 20" steel wagon wheels. .Larry said "Wheels and axle stems are strong and well made."

Carlos Sanchez, of Florida, fabricate5d, this cannon using our 14" steel wagon wheels.

The cannon turned out splendid. Reminds me of the cannon that were in the old pirate movies I watched as a kid.

Jeremy Sipes, of TX, used our 10" and 12" steel wagon wheels to fabricate this wagon.

He had this to say, " We used the wheels to make a ring bearer wagon for our wedding. They worked great, and the axle stubs allowed us to make the wagon to the exact dimensions we wanted. Thanks R&P Trading.

Jeremy Sipes"

Christina Ryan, of Pennsylvania, made this flower cart. Well, actually her dad fabricated it for her. She said, " Hi Pam.

I purchased the wagon wheels for a flower cart that I had my Dad make for me......they worked perfectly....

Thank you.
Christina Ryan

Doug Burk, of MA fabricated this flower cart for some one using our 28" steel wagon wheels.

Raymond Hoppenjans, of Tennessee send us photos of the sever cart he is fabricating for his daughters wedding.
He writes "Ron, making progress on the bar cart. We are at the final stages of sanding and painting. Tedious…. Here is a preliminary view of the cart with the wheels on, pre-paint. You will notice the primer and green painters tape on the wheel.
Sorry to take so long on this but I’m learning as I go. This is my first project. Just wanted to let you know I haven’t forgotten about sending you pics.
Thank you for your patience."
Additional photos to follow.

John Gregg, of Michigan, provided these photo of what he fabricated using our 28" and 24" steel wagon wheels. The Hitch Wagon turned out superb.

John said, And I paraphrase, "wagon I built. is 60" long and 25" wide I used 24" & 28" wheels turned out very nice, wheel worked out perfect !"

James Rooney, of the great state of Texas used our 28" steel wagon wheels with rubber tires to fabricate A 2 wheel planter cart for the yard, as well as a great wheelbarrow. What do you think of them. They will be great decorated foe each season. Especially on their "Roadrunner Ranch" in Ferris, TX. Take a look see of a video of the ranch. Awesome.

They do special occasions as well. https://vimeo.com/336867592

Thank you, James, for taking the time to share the photos with us.

Thomas May, of Missouri provided photos of his projedt using our 8" steel wagon wheels.

He wrote: "This project was a toy box for my grandson’s first birthday. The box has color changing LED light strips around the tiger emblem on each side and on the bottom floor surface. A specific color light can be selected and dimmed down to serve as a nightlight. Although not pictured, the metal wheels were eventually covered with 1” wide black rubber bands to provide a cushion for wood floors. It was a big hit!"

This would make a great server cart for a restaurant, or other establishments.

Gregg Blair of of Iowa provided a photo of what he fabricated using our 24" steel wagon wheels.

Gregg said, "This is a picture of a garden cart that someone asked me to build for them. It is build with 100% PVC lumber and will be used for an outdoor garden cart."

Margaret Goddard-Knop from the Chicago Opera Theater was good enough to provide us with photos of the project that they used our 12" steel wagon wheels. with rubber tire on. Pay them a visit at https://chicagoticketoffice.com

Photo by Liz Lauren, courtesy of Chicago Opera Theater

Ray Lammers, of Tattered Oak Studio, in South Carolina, created this custom build flower cart for a high end retail store in a private community. They used our 28" steel wagon wheels with rubber tires.
It was made from reclaimed oak from old factory carts. and finished with 5 coats of spar urethane.

They did a awesome job constructing this cart, and it shows.

Visit :Tattered Oaks Studio at Tattered Oak Studio at https://www.tatteredoakstudio.com .Let them knpw that we sent you.

Email us at sales@rptrading.biz and let us know your thoughts.

If you would like a closer look right click a photo and pick "view image".

yellowrose721 from Etsy ordered 2 of our 24" steel wagon wheels, and had this to say - Oct 12, 2017
"Love my wagon! Could not have completed it without these wonderful wheels. They are the icing on the cake!"

Erik Rasmussen, from California recently ordered a pair of 12" steel wagon wheels to use in fabricating a couple wheelbarrow planters for his wife. ("What a guy!" Dr. Phil would say :) )

Hi Ron. I finally got to making the planter for myself. It’s a little klunky being that it is made from old fence boards and scrap 2X4s but it serves its purpose and she is happy with it. I coated the inside with 3/16 thick epoxy bar sealer to prevent water damage and gave a liberal coat of Thompson’s water seal to everything else. I’ll send pics of the next one. I plan to put more effort into that design
than I did with this one. The wheel definitely gives it the character it needs.

Erik Rasmussen wheel barrow with steel wheel

Karen L, of Michigan provided this photo of her use of our 24" steel wagon wheels.

She said "The wheels are very well made, look great, and arrive very quickly. They are a nice addition to your landscape."

They have done a beautiful job on the side of their house.

Annette Noble Mastny used our 14" and 18" steel wagon wheels to fabricate a Wedding Wagon.

She wrote: " R & P Trading has a great selection and prices. Very nice people to work with."

Jenny Eisenhardt of PA purchased a 24: steel wagon wheel. It is rare that someone buys 1 wheel. Their daughter was getting married soon and they wanted to use it in the wedding. Well, I had to ask her to send us some photos of what they were going to do with it. Well; take a look at the results.

This is what she wrote when she sent the photos. "I know it has been a little while, but we just had the wedding September 21st. I am attaching several photos from the event; especially how beautiful the chandelier turned out. I used the strength of the steel wheel as the support for this beautiful chandelier, Edison outdoor lighting, pint-size ball jars, and crystals."

"I know it has been a little while, but we just had the wedding September 21st. I am attaching several photos from the event; especially how beautiful the chandelier turned out. I used the strength of the steel wheel as the support for this beautiful chandelier, Edison outdoor lighting, pint-size ball jars, and crystals. "

Patrick Day,of North Carolina, needed some wheels to fabricate a cart for his welding torch. He used a pair of our 14" steel wheels. It looks like the wheels did a fine job for what he meant them to.

Thank you, Pat, for coming through with sending us a photo of your project.

Cathy Buchko, of "Acorn Acres" in Sarasota, FL,used our 36" steel wagon wheels to fabricate this move around, unique table for their patio. Thank you much for the photo, Cathy.

Jeremy Vollstaedt of Michigan fabricated a "barrel Grill, and used a pair of our 12" steel wagon wheels on it for convenience of moving it around.

Thank you Jeremy for sending us us the photos.

John Gerczynski, of Colorado sent us this shot of a gun card that he fabricated using our steel wagon wheels. He sent a little note:

"Hello Ron,

See attached photo of my completed project. I use this in the Cowboy Single Action Shooting Society (SASS) events.

Thank you for the great wheels.

V/R,
John"

Steve Naylor of FL used our 28" med duty wagon wheels w rubber tires to fabricate this cart. He said: "Hello, Here are a picture of the cart I built.
Thanks for the nice wheels "

Charles Ferrara of MI used our 24" steel wagon wheels to fabricate this cart.

Customer photos of projects using our steel wagon wheels.

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