Stainless RMR 32 deck

[tranders 0]

All I can say is Wow!

Awesome work.

[HorseFixer 2,012]

Brian Outstanding Yer like Capt'n Kirk and the Crew on the Starship Enterprise! you keep going where no man has gone before True Craftsmanship at its Best! Whats next? No Doubt yer a Tuff Act to Follow!

Cheers ~Duke

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[Duff 206]

Un-freakin'-real, Brian! Awesome fab!

Duff :)

[buckrancher 2,678]

here's a close up of some of the bushings

spindle gear covers

I bought a bearing and stainless snap rings and made a belt tensioner out of stainless I would like to make the pulley on the cross shaft out of stainless but

for now the stock one will have to do

opposite side

for those who know about cnc machining I programed and built this pulley on a

cnc horizontal milling machine out of a piece of square stock

detail on the deck belt ingagement linkage

parts for the belt guard

Brian

[Horse'n Around 22]

WOW :hide:

[mr.pipes 4]

for those who know about cnc machining I programed and built this pulley on a

cnc horizontal milling machine out of a piece of square stock

Brian

I wish I knew about CNC machining. I'd be happy if I knew how to use a lathe. Closest I have come is a pipe threading machine.

How long does it take to program the machine to machine something like that?

[horsefeathers 15]

Brian, Wow!!!! so amazing!!

The time and thought that goes into your tractors!

You are the man!

HORSEFEATHERS!

[buckrancher 2,678]

for those who know about cnc machining I programed and built this pulley on a

cnc horizontal milling machine out of a piece of square stock

Brian

I wish I knew about CNC machining. I'd be happy if I knew how to use a lathe. Closest I have come is a pipe threading machine.

How long does it take to program the machine to machine something like that?

I believe between building fixtures choosing tooling and setting it up and

programing at the machine control I have around nine hours of

my life invested in that pulley

Brian

[jachady 130]

for those who know about cnc machining I programed and built this pulley on a

cnc horizontal milling machine out of a piece of square stock

Brian

I wish I knew about CNC machining. I'd be happy if I knew how to use a lathe. Closest I have come is a pipe threading machine.

How long does it take to program the machine to machine something like that?

I believe between building fixtures choosing tooling and setting it up and

programing at the machine control I have around nine hours of

my life invested in that pulley

Brian

Does it produce as true a cylinder as a lathe?

[buckrancher 2,678]

Does it produce as true a cylinder as a lathe?

round within .001

[buckrancher 2,678]

now I just need the time to get it on the tractor

top view

Bottom view

Brian

[dclarke 4,014]

WOW!!!

[multihobbyguy 35]

You always do top quality inspiring work .

[312Hydro 473]

Well,I've looked at your post at least 4 times and couldn't come up with anything worthwhile to say. That is just an awesome display of talent! It looks like you could eat off of it ,it's that clean! You are very fortunate to have the tools and materials available to go along with the talent you possess. I think your next project should be a stainless grill tow behind barbeque! You may as well feed the admiring throng that will surely gather around your machine! :WRS:

[Toejam 1]

Well,I've looked at your post at least 4 times and couldn't come up with anything worthwhile to say. That is just an awesome display of talent! It looks like you could eat off of it ,it's that clean! You are very fortunate to have the tools and materials available to go along with the talent you possess. I think your next project should be a stainless grill tow behind barbeque! You may as well feed the admiring throng that will surely gather around your machine!

AMEN!....I will just go with what he said. :hide:

[Ken B 3,116]

I also agree with what Rich said. Incredible old world craftsmanship at its very finest.

[rwilson 128]

wouldnt a stainless dozer blade look sweet on the front of that thing? just an idea :hide:

[HorseFixer 2,012]

I think your next project should be a stainless grill tow behind barbeque!

And I think when he builds one he should bring all the parts over to my

house where I will then Tig weld and assemble then test it out for say for the

next 20 years! Okay Okay Brian you and Jo can come over and have

some of my famous Steak on Crackers! Well that is if Butch dont beat you

to them!

Cheers ~Duke

:WRS:

[buckrancher 2,678]

Okay Okay Brian you and Jo can come over and have

some of my famous Steak on Crackers! Well that is if Butch dont beat you

to them!

Cheers ~Duke

I don't know Duke

steak and crackers are great but some of those's fatties you were making looked very tasty

Brian

[buckrancher 2,678]

FINISHED IN TIME FOR THE SHOW

Brian

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[c175inMA 8]

Wow that looks cool!! :disgust:

[Jake Kuhn 1,547]

:WRS: that is cool,now all you need to do is mow with it :hide:

[WH Raider10 17]

Awesome! :)

[dennist 139]

That is excellent, now what color are you going to paint the deck? :hide:

[shootinok 15]