Adirondack case guy
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Well, I didn't do much on the wood trailer this week. Waiting for a Sat. auction where an old box spreader was being sold. I planned to salvage the axle and 20" wheels and maybe tires, and modify the hitch assy for my trailer.It brought way more than I was willing to pay, so I went back to my plan B. I discarded the idea of a 4 wheel wagon early on in the project.
Today, I cut 10" out of the center of the 6 Ton Elecrric Wheel wagon gear rear axle that I had, to narrow it and cut a 10' peice of 3X5" tubeing for a pole/toung for the trailer. Reconfigured the A frame struts and tac welded them in place.
The pics show the rolling chassies and the primary tools that I use when fabricateing. The old "tomestone" lincoln welder is a hand-me-down thad my grandfather bought back in the early 40s. I use it all the time and it works well. I wish my wire feed Lincoln was as trouble free. Well, sorry guys and gals. Pics won't post --- get a big screen saying INTERNAL SERVER ERROR
Loren
Today, I cut 10" out of the center of the 6 Ton Elecrric Wheel wagon gear rear axle that I had, to narrow it and cut a 10' peice of 3X5" tubeing for a pole/toung for the trailer. Reconfigured the A frame struts and tac welded them in place.
The pics show the rolling chassies and the primary tools that I use when fabricateing. The old "tomestone" lincoln welder is a hand-me-down thad my grandfather bought back in the early 40s. I use it all the time and it works well. I wish my wire feed Lincoln was as trouble free. Well, sorry guys and gals. Pics won't post --- get a big screen saying INTERNAL SERVER ERROR
Loren
