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Figured I'd bump this thread because it's one of my favorites....
Made these recently...
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Oh man I need these!
Figured I'd bump this thread because it's one of my favorites....
Made these recently...
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One more that I forgot to post in here...
Gas tank skid:
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Just don't do what I did and get the ugly camo carpet from Walmart... Its terrible, but at the time it was my only option. I am going to redo mine this summer in a waterproof marine carpet.This is a great thread and the pictures are incredible. I'm gonna attempt to build a rear cargo box to organize all my fishing equipment once and for all. I'm pretty good at working in wood and for me that's the best option. In some of those pictures some of the wooden boxes were covered in what looks like grey carpeting. I think it looks pretty good and was wondering where can I get some. Is it some type of marine carpet or something else. How did you put it on, glue staples other. I wish I could build the other stuff, but outta my league. Thanks again
That looks great! I need to redo my tank skid I made since it's gotten so dented. Did you just do 3/16 for everything (assuming I'm looking at it right)?
Going to turn this mess into a buggy. I've gutted the inside and I'm finding the suspension ( lca, ball joints, otre, etc.)parts I broke. Just got the frame spec measurements. Hopefully a year or two ill have a trail only rig. So much good stuff on this thread, this is my candy store. Thanks everyone
I know this might start a fight but buy a solid piece of equipment when buying a welder. I bought a hobart 140 because of it being basically a miller with a different name and my electrical outlets. I'm in the military so I can't modify my electrical at all. I'm stuck with 110v. Solid little welder. Does 1/4 easy as pie.Few months old but This thread makes me wanna buy a welder and learn how to use it. Some really cool stuff going on here! :thumb:
I know this might start a fight but buy a solid piece of equipment when buying a welder. I bought a hobart 140 because of it being basically a miller with a different name and my electrical outlets. I'm in the military so I can't modify my electrical at all. I'm stuck with 110v. Solid little welder. Does 1/4 easy as pie.