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  1. jamesfrom180

    Built an anti wrap setup on my bobbed Deuce

    I got home and looked over some notes I was just wondering why you used the hime joints on the axle. Seems alot of people use simple bushings and a hime on the front end.
  2. jamesfrom180

    Built an anti wrap setup on my bobbed Deuce

    Samsimpson Please go ahead and take a good pick of your set up. I like your set up. My application will be slightly lighter but that is a whole different story. :beer:
  3. jamesfrom180

    Having a fuel tank made

    Just to add another wrinkle how about Marine tanks. Moeller Marine Below Deck Fuel Tank — 29 Gallon, Model# 032629 | Auxiliary-Transfer Tanks | Northern Tool + Equipment I'm sure a good boat salvage house would have a few laying around and your dimensions seem to be pretty close to under...
  4. jamesfrom180

    XM38E * Electro-Willys

    Well I wish I could vote early and often for your project!!! Good luck. I was actually thinking four traction motor V-100. Then the track bug raised its head and the thought of a M113 came to mind. But a Weasel now that I think could be fun.
  5. jamesfrom180

    XM38E * Electro-Willys

    You guys are bad. Now I'm thinking that when I get into tracked vehicles I will more than likely have to go electric.
  6. jamesfrom180

    Any help identifying this small articulated vehicle?

    reminded me of a Bobkat. Does not seems to have the same floating characteristics of its earlier cousin.
  7. jamesfrom180

    Any help identifying this small articulated vehicle?

    GlobalNet Industries, Inc. Just too cool. A more goatish version with 6 wheels would be fun.
  8. jamesfrom180

    Hello!

    hey welcome from the southern Gainesville Get you a set of torches, learn on that for welding you will then pick up any welding faster because you will have a good idea of heat control. Welding and MV you will never leave a single piece of rusty metal alone again. :beer:
  9. jamesfrom180

    Looking for suggestions on what to do with this nifty little gas-turbine genset...

    Turbine welder? I would think the hybrid is the only way with the constant shaft speed. Large hydraulic or electric is the only useable adaption I can think of. One bad a$$ dixie chopper. http://www.elmlawnsite.com/dixie_chopper_page.htm
  10. jamesfrom180

    Irony

    :ditto: sorry I know how much that hurts. But I smell bacon!!!!
  11. jamesfrom180

    Show Me Your Campers!

    I like his use of off the shelf plug and play components. I've always wanted to through a bus together. These 109s keep catching my eyes.
  12. jamesfrom180

    Winches for loading

    Don't use a chain fall. It was not designed for that, use a lever chain hoist. Also please look up proper rigging techniques there is more than enough info here. We want everyone to be safe and keep their limbs and favorite appendages. :beer:
  13. jamesfrom180

    CJ10a Flightline Tug --> 4wd Pickup Truck

    Very cool, next ? is which seat and are you going to go twin stick on the 300? I've been curious since the cab is quite small.
  14. jamesfrom180

    CJ10a Flightline Tug --> 4wd Pickup Truck

    Sounds like a good start! Now lets see some Pics please. How about turbo from IHC? What transfer case is going in it? Dana 300? Keep up the fun.
  15. jamesfrom180

    CJ10a Flightline Tug --> 4wd Pickup Truck

    So are you turbo'n the Nissan or going the 4bt rout? I find it really funny the three of us have been called out for this banter already. I had planned to go up to SC and pick that up and scrap the counter weight before coming back south. I am really happy someone picked it up in this group...
  16. jamesfrom180

    CJ10a Flightline Tug --> 4wd Pickup Truck

    I wanted that project DrJekl so I am tuned in with popcorn ready. Good luck what is the plan going to keep the flat bed or go with a stretch and trailer box?
  17. jamesfrom180

    Winches for loading

    ^ wow
  18. jamesfrom180

    Winches for loading

    Appropriate block and long cable. Use a lever chain hoist if you really have to. Cable come-along will just be too much hassle. Look around I imagine unless you have access to the appropriate rigging it would be cheaper to pay some one. Oh yeah, have alot of fun. Good luck and take alot...
  19. jamesfrom180

    CJ10a Flightline Tug --> 4wd Pickup Truck

    Yes oh yes do I want one. Curious did you check for the cavitation pockets along the cylinder walls when you had the heads off?
  20. jamesfrom180

    Rome plow pics

    Yes I am interested also interested in any modern cousins of this beast. :beer:
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