Project "Snow Drift"

[Pullstart 59,736]

Put a bit spring on it... run WOT!

[wallfish 15,932]

3 minutes ago, Oldskool said:

Never heard of the quarter in a clutch before.

Push start and engine shut down to stop. Maybe some Fred Flintstone braking along the ride too but only if you were a puss. LoL

[Oldskool 6,582]

I GOT IT!! Nothing like obsessing on something so bad you miss the obvious. I swapped out to a heavier cable with a heavier casing. Shorter even, and problem solved. Well that was alot of wasted time jeez.

[Pullstart 59,736]

Where’s the tracks in the snow then?

[Oldskool 6,582]

2 minutes ago, pullstart said:

Where’s the tracks in the snow then?

Lmao.  They're coming soon. I still have a short list of stuff to finish up first.

[Wheel Horse 3D 3,620]

On 11/1/2020 at 11:29 AM, Oldskool said:

.in a military theme.

Sounds awesome!

[Oldskool 6,582]

Doing a bit of wiring. I have to say I think they look good. Cant wait till dark to see how far they shine.

[SylvanLakeWH 24,161]

12 minutes ago, Oldskool said:

 

Per previous discussions, looking at this picture, it seems 4 car tire dollies like these may be the ticket for moving it around the shop. Screws just set on the dollies... Something like this:

 

 

Just a thought...

Edited February 1, 2021 by SylvanLakeWH

[Oldskool 6,582]

4 minutes ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

Per previous discussions, looking at this picture, it seems 4 car tire dollies like these may be the ticket for moving it around the shop. Screws just set on the dollies... Something like this:

 

 

Just a thought...

Something like that in the garage would be just the ticket.

[Tractorhead 8,611]

40 minutes ago, Oldskool said:

Something like that in the garage would be just the ticket.

 

That is a urgent need in any Workshop i find.

 

 

 

thankfully i have purchased them before i given my Rims to the Powdercoat Company.

So i was able to move my Horse arround even with no Rims and Tyres on the Rear.

 

i payed 60€ for all 4 Dollies.

best Invest ever.

Edited February 1, 2021 by Tractorhead

[Handy Don 10,620]

14 minutes ago, Tractorhead said:

 

That is a urgent need in any Workshop i find.

 

 

 

thankfully i have purchased them before i given my Rims to the Powdercoat Company.

So i was able to move my Horse arround even with no Rims and Tyres on the Rear.

 

i payed 60€ for all 4 Dollies.

best Invest ever.

I never knew "car skates" existed until recently. Got a similar set of 4 rated for 2,000 lb each for $50 off CL when I realized what a pain it would be to move inoperable tractors around! Was gonna try to adapt moving dollies but these are much better. Mine have steel wheels so they need a pretty smooth surface (concrete or asphalt) to roll on.

[Tractorhead 8,611]

1 minute ago, Handy Don said:

I never knew "car skates" existed until recently. Got a similar set of 4 rated for 2,000 lb each for $50 off CL when I realized what a pain it would be to move inoperable tractors around! Was gonna try to adapt moving dollies but these are much better. Mine have steel wheels so they need a pretty smooth surface (concrete or asphalt) to roll on.

I love them, cuz they be maximum handy.

 

i had before the old Astra put on with 980Kilos on rough Concrete floor.

They don‘t be smoothly to push or pull, but i can handle it still by Myself with little more Force.

 

Tried them also with the 600 Kilo Iseki with the FEL.

as long as the Tyres fit into the Platform they seems to last.

i had my doubt before, because just 5mm Steel, but they be stiff enough.

Each is offered for 500Kilo what seems to work fine.

 

 

even they have Bearing wheels with Rubbertyres, they can be pulled or pushed with not too much Force.

on even floor they may be definitely easier, but i‘m fine when i can move them allone without Machines.

Steelwheels may be not much better on my Floor i think, it‘s very uneven so little force is needed,

but if the roll, they can be kept rolling easily. just the first push or pull is a little harder.

👍

[Handy Don 10,620]

15 minutes ago, Tractorhead said:

because just 5mm Steel

Steel is amazingly strong stuff--especially in tension and shear.

[Oldskool 6,582]

The ole list is getting shorter and shorter. Any thoughts on paint for a fuel tank. Something that wont get washed off on the first spill.

[8ntruck 6,376]

20 hours ago, Oldskool said:

I GOT IT!! Nothing like obsessing on something so bad you miss the obvious. I swapped out to a heavier cable with a heavier casing. Shorter even, and problem solved. Well that was alot of wasted time jeez.

Nope.  Your time was not wasted, just spent acquiring some knowledge, and supplying some wisdom to the rest of us. 

[Handy Don 10,620]

35 minutes ago, Oldskool said:

The ole list is getting shorter and shorter. Any thoughts on paint for a fuel tank. Something that wont get washed off on the first spill.

Those lights work WAY better than I expected. Terrific stuff.  

We have at least 12" of snow on the ground now and it's still coming' down at a good clip.  Hope you get a good layer for your test drive!

[Oldskool 6,582]

42 minutes ago, Handy Don said:

Those lights work WAY better than I expected. Terrific stuff.  

We have at least 12" of snow on the ground now and it's still coming' down at a good clip.  Hope you get a good layer for your test drive!

Thanks. We have some coming our way too. Mixed with sleet and rain.

[Oldskool 6,582]

I'm down too

Engine pulley and belt

2 belt guides

Chains and guards 

Gas tank and hose

Attach a throttle handle

Charge the battery

Grease job

And last paint the screws

 

 

[Oldskool 6,582]

[wallfish 15,932]

Ah man, now your posting click bait too

Oh well, Was hoping to see something,  back to the Kardashian bikini pics

[8ntruck 6,376]

8 minutes ago, wallfish said:

Ah man, now your posting click bait too

Oh well, Was hoping to see something,  back to the Kardashian bikini pics

 

I was on hold waiting for the PBGC customer service rep for about an hour this afternoon.  My click bait was Haulover Inlet videos. 

[Pullstart 59,736]

10 hours ago, 8ntruck said:

 

I was on hold waiting for the PBGC customer service rep for about an hour this afternoon.  My click bait was Haulover Inlet videos. 

those are a riot, huh?  Clowns the way they act there... no respect for the water.

[ebinmaine 63,187]

12 hours ago, 8ntruck said:

Haulover Inlet

Never heard of it...

Some super interesting stuff there. 

And boats. 

[DennisThornton 4,769]

17 hours ago, Oldskool said:

The ole list is getting shorter and shorter. Any thoughts on paint for a fuel tank. Something that wont get washed off on the first spill.

 

The PO of my new to me Bolens painted the front axle and the carb drips a bit and is lifting the paint.  

 

I'd want to gather more info from others but I'd think something like catalyzed acrylic or two part urethane.  

[Pullstart 59,736]

I used the highly recommended Rustoleum Regal Red spray bombs for Putt Putt.  I’ve never cleared or protected it.  The first fuel spill was a scary one, but it quickly evaporated and all was well.  I think the difference in a saturation from a carb drip and the occasional bath are a bit different.  Mind you, when I rolled into PA for the 2018 Big Show, you could still smell fresh paint after 4-6 hours of heavy rainfall.