Hello, all. This is a question which I thought would be easy, but to my total surprise I've found nothing online to fill the need. I have a Middle Atlantic 77" ERK rack in my theatre closet and I left the cables long enough and bundled in such a way that I can wheel it out of the closet when I need to work on it. That said, the thing is massive and I keep expecting one day that I'm going to yank it over on top of me and end up in the Darwin awards (though I already have kids, so I guess it's too late for Darwin).
I've been looking for some sort of handles that I could attach to the front of it to give me a bit better grip. Ideally, these would be handles that I can attach to the standard 10-32 equipment rack holes, either with bolts from the back of the rail and out into the handle, or with through-holes in the handle that mount into the rack.
Has anyone ever seen/used anything like this? The rack is Middle Atlantic, and standard 5/8 - 5/8 - 1/2 spacing of 10-32 machine screw holes. Middle Atlantic makes a handle, which they classify as sub-part number 500-00241. It looks like the right idea, but as far as I've been able to find, it's not sold on its own, only as part of a complete rack system. It looks like this:
Any ideas on a good pair of handles to use to be able to pull the rack around? Thanks!
--Jason
I've been looking for some sort of handles that I could attach to the front of it to give me a bit better grip. Ideally, these would be handles that I can attach to the standard 10-32 equipment rack holes, either with bolts from the back of the rail and out into the handle, or with through-holes in the handle that mount into the rack.
Has anyone ever seen/used anything like this? The rack is Middle Atlantic, and standard 5/8 - 5/8 - 1/2 spacing of 10-32 machine screw holes. Middle Atlantic makes a handle, which they classify as sub-part number 500-00241. It looks like the right idea, but as far as I've been able to find, it's not sold on its own, only as part of a complete rack system. It looks like this:

Any ideas on a good pair of handles to use to be able to pull the rack around? Thanks!
--Jason