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A support (10) is disclosed for use with food service equipment. The support has a tubular upper portion (11) and a tubular lower portion (12) telescopically mounted within the upper portion for adjustable vertical movement. The upper portion has a plastic support body (15) surrounded by a stainless

A support (10) is disclosed for use with food service equipment. The support has a tubular upper portion (11) and a tubular lower portion (12) telescopically mounted within the upper portion for adjustable vertical movement. The upper portion has a plastic support body (15) surrounded by a stainless steel support sleeve (16). A steel, externally threaded stud (17) is mounted to the support body. The lower portion includes a stainless steel, tubular foot (22) having a plastic glide (23) press fitted into its lower end and metal insert (24) mounted in its top end. The metal insert has internally threaded, central channel (25) extending completely therethrough. The insert is threaded onto the bottom end of the threaded stud for threaded vertical movement along the stud.

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The invention claimed is: 1. A height adjustable support for supporting food service equipment at different elevations above a supporting floor, the height adjustable support being adapted to be mounted to the bottom end of a leg of the food service equipment, and which comprises an upper portion a

The invention claimed is: 1. A height adjustable support for supporting food service equipment at different elevations above a supporting floor, the height adjustable support being adapted to be mounted to the bottom end of a leg of the food service equipment, and which comprises an upper portion and a lower portion, said upper portion having a tubular metal sleeve having a top edge and a bottom edge opposite said top edge, a plastic body fixedly mounted to and concentrically within said metal sleeve, and an externally threaded stud fixedly mounted concentrically within said plastic body to prevent rotational movement of said stud relative to said plastic body, said stud having a top section extending from said plastic body and past said top edge of said metal sleeve and a bottom section extending from said plastic body opposite said top section, said lower portion having a foot threadably coupled to said stud bottom section, whereby the support may be coupled onto said food service equipment by threading the top section of the stud into the equipment and whereby the height of the equipment may be adjusted by threadably positioning the lower portion along the bottom section of the threaded stud. 2. The support of claim 1 wherein said lower portion includes a castor. 3. The support of claim 1 wherein said lower portion includes is a wheel assembly. 4. The support of claim 1 wherein said lower portion includes is a non-skid foot. 5. The support of claim 1 wherein said stud top section and said stud bottom section are unitary. 6. A height adjustable support for supporting food service equipment at different elevations above a supporting floor, the height adjustable support being adapted to be mounted to the bottom end of a leg of the food service equipment, and which comprises a metal sleeve fixedly mounted to a plastic body having a central passage therethrough, said metal sleeve having a top edge and a bottom edge opposite said top edge, an externally threaded stud fixedly mounted within said central passage to prevent rotational movement of said stud relative to said plastic body, said threaded stud having a top section extending from said plastic body and past said top edge of said metal sleeve, said threaded stud also having a bottom section extending from said plastic body opposite said top section, and a foot having a threaded passage therein, said stud being threadably coupled within said foot threaded passage for threaded movement along said stud, whereby the support may be coupled to said food service equipment by threading the top end of the threaded stud into the equipment and whereby the elevation of the equipment may be adjusted by threadably positioning the foot along the lower end of the threaded stud. 7. The support of claim 6 wherein said foot is a castor. 8. The support of claim 6 wherein said foot is a wheeled leg. 9. The support of claim 6 wherein said foot is a non-skid foot. 10. The support of claim 6 wherein said stud top section and said stub bottom section are unitary.