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Achto

Excellent work!! :bow-blue: That looks great on there.

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elcamino/wheelhorse

You did an excellent job. 

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Mike'sHorseBarn

Man that looks top notch!!

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formariz

That front section tapered towards the bottom looks ideal for that set up. Looks like it was always intended to be like that. Very nice.

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BOB ELLISON

You found a hobby that you can sell.

Make up some more and sell at the Big Show Richard.

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Mikey the Monkey

love love love it

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JoeM

Lots of head scratch n! :scratchead: 

Real nice! Well engineered.

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rjg854

Excellent job, Richard, looks great :text-bravo:

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dclarke

Very well done, Richard! 

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wallfish

NICE!

It looks good tucked in the front instead of extending out past the front of the frame. And that trailer hub idea makes for some smooooth turn'n

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The Tuul Crib

sweet!!

Edited by The Tool Crib
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SylvanLakeWH

Very nice job!

 

Looks factory!!!

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Chris G

Great job, looks pretty sharp.

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PeacemakerJack

Richard—can’t wait to show this one to dad! You did great and it fits the body lines of the first “Big Wheel” so well.  Great engineering and thanks for the good write up:bow-blue:

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Ed Kennell

Great design and workmanship.   It looks like it rolled off the assembly line like that.

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ClassicTractorProfessor

Looks great Richard, and thanks for all the photos and description of the build process. I've thought several times about doing the narrow front on a tractor, your pictures made it easier to see how it all goes together in my mind

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AMC RULES

:wh: Calendar shot.   :greetings-clapyellow:

 

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19richie66

Very nice job Mr. Nut. As said before, looks like it was made that way. 

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Aldon

Very nice! Thanks for the pics and documented process.

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Tractor boy
18 hours ago, BOB ELLISON said:

You found a hobby that you can sell.

Make up some more and sell at the Big Show Richard.

Or you could make a kit and sell it for a couple hundred bucks and have the person put it on them selves. 

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cschannuth
1 hour ago, Tractor boy said:

Or you could make a kit and sell it for a couple hundred bucks and have the person put it on them selves. 

 

Yep 

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953 nut
20 hours ago, BOB ELLISON said:

You found a hobby that you can sell.

Make up some more and sell at the Big Show Richard.

:no:           The minute I did that the Chinese would violate my intellectual property rights and flood the market with cheap quality knock offs and I would be out of business!    :ROTF:

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Pullstart

Wow, that looks just right!  Did the steering radius improve any?

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953 nut
49 minutes ago, pullstart said:

Did the steering radius improve any?

The steering radius improved significantly, I haven't measured it yet but it will. The trailer hub bearings make it steer soooo smoooooth.   :handgestures-thumbupright:

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