Mystery project

[Mith 2]

Cheers guys.

Ian, pff, I reckon lawns are overrated anyway

Actually I find it incredibly stressful when its running. If something breaks there isnt much thats cheap to fix.

I'll catch you on MSN some time about the hydraulics.

[Mith 2]

[Nick 13]

Ill repeat what has been said before, that is awesome. :USA:

[Mith 2]

[ol550 829]

Looks like Buzz has been traveling.

Missing a few lug bolts. :USA:

[Mith 2]

The missing lug bolts is all to do with superstition, hard to explain, but its working so far.

Those lug bolts are actually much larger than wheelhorse ones. They are off a forklift truck, trade price is something like $14 each (x20 = $280), but I didnt pay that, oh no.....

[HorseFixer 2,012]

Yikes! doode... ya fouled up yer pre-heater! I hate when that happens!

Duke

[Stigian 1,234]

:USA: its alive!! (evil laughing)

What can i say but, top work Jim

You might want to build a bigger workshop though, just to help getting the Hydro-Beast in and out a bit easier

The big question is...... Whats next? Starting on a new project? or more work on the Hydro-Beast?

[Mith 2]

More to do yet Ian.

Going to put a blade on the front, and a 3ph on the back. Hydraulic winch too, I'll use that huge blue hydraulic motor I posted a picture of a while ago. That motor has enough power to pull the earth out of orbit.

Works good in the mud, I can see it'll be good in the woods.

[KyBlue 652]

SWEET!!!!!!

thats a awesome project - great work

[Stigian 1,234]

A blade and a winch might be a good idea with all that mud Jim :banghead:

[HorseFixer 2,012]

Looking fanatstic as allways MITH

Duke

[rwilson 128]

Is there a reason I cont see the pictures on my computer? Or cant anyone see them?

[Mith 2]

You will have to go to nettractortalk.com to view them now. They can be found in the Mechanical, Paint & Restorations forum.