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What welding projects are you working on? Are you proud of something you built?
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Loaded up the welder, leads, extension cord, helmet, rods, and chopsaw....
Going to be putting shelves and racks in truck boxes....
Gonna be a little while, lots of fabbin and fittin.
Enjoy,
~John
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Just a couple welders and a couple of big hammers and torches.
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To be continued....
Pics will explain, hang with me,
~John
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Work on trucks much? Looks like several belt tensioner in the bucket
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I work on most anything....
Just a couple welders and a couple of big hammers and torches.
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where the hell are these pics man, I have been waiting all damn day
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brokeitagain wrote: where the hell are these pics man, I have been waiting all damn day
One hour.
Man!!!!
These pics are worth waiting for!!!
Go figure....
~John
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Sat Apr 12, 2014 10:59 pm
...Patiently waiting...
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Making some of these little "pad eye-hooks"....
Dirty way of doing.
Why rush me??? I get paid by the hour.
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Just a couple welders and a couple of big hammers and torches.
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You get some of the drift.
~John
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4inch by 3inch, 1/16 wall tubing.
Used what was around.
It'll work.
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This pic is 3inch by 3/8 thick flat bar, used to cap the ends of the tubing.
I'm telling you, It'll work.
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Got them pretty close, 4x3.
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Cutting the tubing to make it fit in the truck box....
87 and 3/4 inches.
Love that saw.
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Capping the ends of the tubing.
1/16 wall tubing, to 3/8 flat bar.
1/8 8010 @ 70amps.
Then I'll weld the little "pad-eye-hooks" to the cap plate.
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Just a couple welders and a couple of big hammers and torches.
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Dead nuts square!!!
I mean square.
Now the hard part, welding.
Are you sure you want to see this???
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Tacked the hooks on, and checked it for fit....
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Fits like a glove.
The shelf in the tubing is for the plywood, when I get the other one in.
This box is 20ft.
I have 3 other 40ft ones to do, little bit different....
These connex's are full of engine parts ETC!!!!!
It is begging for shelves, lots of wasted space.
Gonna be taking a while, its a part time job, I work on it when I have time.
~John
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Got a bunch of work to do on this rig to....
Mr. fixits are never out of work, if your willing to get dirty and do the tough jobs.
~John
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IH or ford?
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ejpoter wrote: IH or ford?
It's a 50s Ford Major....
It has some problems.
I'll get some pics of them.
~John
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Mon Apr 14, 2014 4:08 pm
Unusual to have 4wd - is that a conversion or a factory fit by whoever built the loader - not seen one quite like it - " Roadless " amongst others sold a 4wd kit here - fairly rare now as most were exported to " bongo" land many years ago - they fetch good money now if you can find one & a clean 5000 or 7000 makes silly money - first tractor I drove regularly was a super Major - real luxury with electric start after the petrol / TVO high major ( E27N )
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It's a special model.
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Sounds like you need access to a valve grinder and seat grinder.
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ejpoter wrote: Sounds like you need access to a valve grinder and seat grinder.
That's no problem....
In your opinion, should a guy go through and grind all the valves???
This one valve, we beat it down and pried it back up for a while, so it moves freely.
Was thinking of topping her of with atf, running it for 20mins, than drain it, and then 15-40....
Since you sound like an engine man, whats your take on it???
Man!!! hi-jacking my own thread....
~John
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John- If it were me the next step is pull the head. The cylinder you found the collapsed spring in probable has a piston top that looks like you took a chipping hammer to it. (if it even still has a top) Check (mic) the crank and plastic-gauge the bearing on the rod too. Check the wrist pin. This kind if thing can do a lot of damage you can't see with your naked eye my friend.
Go break something, then you can weld it back the
right way.
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Well that would be proper. But I your case I bet there isn't much for engine shops around. And the guys that use this porbebly don't use it every day?
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I'll check into it, and let you know.
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