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Gotta admire you and your freind!! great story! keep us posted!

how about that giant cutter!!

Add a bunch of rifle holders, places to put stuff, handcuffs, paperwork, etc. then the obvous, LIGHTS and SIREN!! if you are going for the recon look, I would put equipment racks/crash bars and flat black finish/blackout treatment on all.

I understand the concern, when I do something like this I test it out first. it sounds like he knows what the links can hold, he purchased the largest he could get, then he knows what the plates weigh, if it was me, he lifted them up just off the ground and looked at it all. most likely he...

I bet you will be happy when the crane works!!

keep watching this forum for updates on the Tower Park meet. I know there are a couple that will be there.

KG6MCL David in Meadow Vista, CA

Wow! that is nice work!! :beer:

Must be the vent then, there are only 2 flexible lines. or what used to be them. I gotta replace the flexible lines between the tractor and the carrier, someone cut them. and they cut the hardline, not the rubber! just to make it harder on me I believe!! Thanks again!

Thanks Mike, where does that 3rd steel line go? I appreciate greatly you taking the time to get these for me! helps a bunch!

Anyone? I want to get this close to correct, Thanks!!

Will someone post a picture of the flexible brake lines between the carrier and the truck from underneath? I have attached a pic of mine, well, what is left of mine, the parts between are missing. I want to replace them. Thanks!!

What part about show-off? the nuckleboom or the 925!!!!!!

Actually since both the rear axles are supported off of the center of both the rear axles, your effective overhang is right where the springs pivot. if you put the single rear axle there, you will have the same effective overhang.

I like the mil light better, is there a way you could recess them into the bumper? or weld some flat plate around it for protection?

I agree, Dawn is super good at breaking down the oil and not being too harsh. it will eat into the blacktop if you leave it on too long, don't forget the kitty litter part.

always wanted to do this! nopics

Yes, even that little one in the floor!!!

Probably not as hard on the enviroment as a vehicle that is less capable and used in a reckless and disrespectful manner. I believe it is more the operator than the equipment.

for a super temp emergency, you may be able to use this tape: Sail Patch Tape - Duluth Trading Company If you can get a piece on each side it hold pretty good. (for awhile)