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I did mine with a really big wood band saw. It took a really long time, any time the blade gets hot it would bind the blade and try to stop the saw. I have heard that you can chop it off with a sharp axe but have not tried that method.

Wow the fit and finish on this is amazing. I am bet you get tired of hearing it, but nice work James. Are you really cutting all your brackets and parts with a porta band?

The rig is coming along slow and steady:mad:

Good looking tank system. Are you going to do a storage rack on top?

I know you probably have a plan already but how about a few more leaves in the rear pack? Also please get those wheels dirty, th:cool:e bling hurts me eyes

The buggy is still in the garage. I hope to be done in the next few months. A trap door would be pretty cool and keep with the clean look.

Good looking build Sean. I am digging all the clean lines of the front bumper and bed. Are you going to have any storage out back or run a spare?

Good luck with the new baby James. We had one nine months ago and its the greatest. So whats going to change from the last rig? It seems like that thing was top shelf all the way and looked like it performed great.

I run a 10" Dewalt everyday. I have had the 12" Dewalt slider and also the Makita 12" slider, both nice saws but they are huge, heavy and co not cut as true as the 10" in my experience. If you only plan on cutting trim and 1x stock and the occasional 2x4 or 4x4 get a 10" but if you plan on...

If you make it to Oregon Bend is the spot. If you want to keep heading west there is also the Tillamook state forest ohv area that has some challenges, a large rock garden, and a days worth of trails with some difficult spots skattered about. If you make it that far its only 40 more minutes to...

Please keep posting the photos for those of us who still have a ton of work to do on our junk.

Clark I have already got some link brackets. I am still interested in a sub frame. Something like the photo I posted but without the cross pieces and with larger holes dimpled. Or I was also thinking about triangle pattern cut outs like a truss. Maybe 3/16ths material 4" tall x 26" long with...

Hell yea James looks good. Have fun down at the race.

This is a cool build. It looks like you have tons of skill and patience and are building some bullet proof stuff.:awesomework:

Top notch fab as always. Look forward to seeing this thing in action some day. Have you ever measured your turning radius with the 50 deg?

Were you having problems with the ram behind the axle or the double ended steering arm?

So is this place in Harrisburg gonna stay, and be open to the public? I grew up in Eugene and get down there a lot but never bring my rig. This would changethat.

It looks like a cool event. What is the future of that course going to be?

Looks like a great trip thanks for sharing.

I will be at Riter that weekend but if you show up at the Rogers camp parking lot around 9:00 you will most likely find a group to wheel with.