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Not just for winter. More likely to freeze over in winter, yes, but can find ways to freeze over in summer as well.

Sorry for the lighting in the vids. It was late and very dark. I'll get some day vids taken at some point. Will get Weif to help out once I get the mower deck on and get to play in the grass. :masturbanana[1]: 1st test ride Closeup of running coupler and fiber disc Slow walk around in...

Ah yes, sleep. With how much I suck at getting it now, I'm gonna be utterly fawked in another 7 months. :haha::haha:

Simplicity/Allis GTs back in the day were all shaft driven instead of pulley driven. They mounted their motors' output side toward the front (for a front PTO) and instead ran a coupler to the drive shaft off the flywheel. The motors they used were all CCW rotation when viewed from output side...

It farts diamonds. :redneck:

I still have to redo some wiring as well since parts are in different places on this motor. But overall, I'm stoked!!! This thing has enough torque to pop mini wheelies :haha:

That was yesterday. Tonight I got into the shop and decided I really didn't want to unload the tractor. So I just drove the whole shebang in and worked on it as it sat. I started taking some basic measurements to see where I'd need to clearance. Did I mention how painful it is to take a...

Had shitty luck with old gas motors and thought I'd try something different :D 10 horse China diesel (yanmar knock off). First was taking off the recoil assembly. Found out the threaded holes aren't exactly equidistant to each other. Won't be a problem, but made drawing them into the CAD...

I'm 98% sure 7 gal tanks are just shorter. Both fit the same clamps.

Already palleted and on a truck heading out west. Someone bought the whole shebang on Pirate. :frown: This thing has my production time cut down way more than I'd anticipated :cool: Between easier setting of the tube and the faster bends, I've halved or more the time it takes me to plow...

Well thank you my friend :cool: I'm having a blast working here for sure. :beer: And I shall try your white lithium suggestion.

Figured some of you might get a kick out of this. Up until now we've been using a standard issue hydro JD2 to bend all our tube. Well, in keeping with our plasma table and 60 ton CNC press, we decided to upgrade the ol' bender. Settled on the Baileigh Industrial RDB-250. Considering the...

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Is it that hard to tuck up exhaust so it's out of harms way...? :eeek:

I should do gear driven wheels off the rear PTO :redneck::redneck::redneck:

I started my first bend at 7 feet. Was thinking I'd like to at least be able to do 12 foot logs without interference. I've seen a bunch of home brew log arches, some shorter and some longer. I figure this was a decent mix of capacity and maneuverability. I suppose (as with so many of my...

Well, LogRite is pretty much the Cadillac of these things, but here's there vid. All these arches work on the same principles, with all the weight being direct over the tires of the arch. There's even a vid out there somewhere of a kid with a LogRite attached to his powerwheels pulling a log...

With the new garden tractor almost up and running, I've been on full tilt figuring out useful things to fab. Wanted a log arch for a while and now have an excuse to build one. If you're not familiar, its an arch with a crank/winch to raise logs and tow them behind an ATV or tractor without the...

Well, I've set my mind towards simple accessories I can build to improve my life :D In the relatively near future, I'm thinking a boom lift and a log arch. May or may not work in my multi mount winch depending on which way I want to take things. However, first off is making a sleeve hitch...

It can if you don't own a compressor :booo: