Ok, trying to determine best course to go here. Really would like this just to be safe and secure which is where I am stumped at the options. Cabinet is insanely heavy, I mean insanely. It had two wheels up front which one went all the way through the cab and the other is starting to and has cracked the base already. Seems people moving it slammed it down since it's front heavy or moved it and hit something. What do you guys think I should do?
Course 1: Cutout and knockout wood bottom panel and replace with new piece. Kinda a PITA work wise and might be overkill.
Course 2: Install new wheels in another location either up front or behind the damaged parts a bit just to get enough clearance and reinforce the damaged bottom panel inside with wood. Might leave bottom middle of cab unsupported, not sure if that would be an issue or not. Also could continue to crack further but is quickest easiest and might be perfectly fine.
Course 3: Cutout and install new wood piece over existing piece and install wheels onto that then do the same for the back to balance out the height difference. Again, kinda a PITA and maybe overkill, still leaves the cracked piece up top that can still give away if stressed enough.
Course 1: Cutout and knockout wood bottom panel and replace with new piece. Kinda a PITA work wise and might be overkill.
Course 2: Install new wheels in another location either up front or behind the damaged parts a bit just to get enough clearance and reinforce the damaged bottom panel inside with wood. Might leave bottom middle of cab unsupported, not sure if that would be an issue or not. Also could continue to crack further but is quickest easiest and might be perfectly fine.
Course 3: Cutout and install new wood piece over existing piece and install wheels onto that then do the same for the back to balance out the height difference. Again, kinda a PITA and maybe overkill, still leaves the cracked piece up top that can still give away if stressed enough.
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