how about a Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX,+IA GTG thread?

[Workshop]

I see a full Van. But I see things as cubic feet of capacity. My wife measures storage as cubic inches. She sees a half empty Van.

 

[KS Plainsman]

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Here’s the platform it’ll be sitting on.

I like the little tractor.

 

[Only the Tony]

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Made an air tight, 2 man blind for the north 80..

It’ll be mounted on an 8’ platform.

Will have heat. Just in time for “whack a doe” season..

That will happen in some form here next year. I've put it off long enough and I'm tired of the cold since I work in it all the time.

 

[Only the Tony]

This thing has a lot of bolts to put in. Vacation this week and a couple days left if I want to hunt. Mostly get this up so I can plan on end walls.

 

[JimBear]

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Here’s the platform it’ll be sitting on.

They just mount them on 150-175 bushel gravity flow wagons around here.
Although am seeing more of them like you are making.

 

[Hedgerow]

I like the little tractor.

I bought that DK65 back in 2008..
Originally to pack a bunker silo with.
65 hp
Now close to 3000 hours on it..

 

[Hedgerow]

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This thing has a lot of bolts to put in. Vacation this week and a couple days left if I want to hunt. Mostly get this up so I can plan on end walls.

That looks excellent..

You’re gonna love that thing.

 

[Workshop]

Morning everybody.

 

[Semotony]

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We put a hardwood floor in it.

3/4” oak..

That box is a heavy bastard.

Dig your heels in when you fire a stout load. Reduce impact against black wall if office chairs in use.
Loaded sum fast powder loads for a buddy. Other buddy out shooting with him sat, leaned against tree. Hehe. Said that must been hot stuff! lol

 

[Homelite410]

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I see a full Van. But I see things as cubic feet of capacity. My wife measures storage as cubic inches. She sees a half empty Van.

Did you get the van fixed Steve?

 

[Jetmd]

So I bought a rack of suitcase weights at an auction but don’t know what they were originally used on?

Can any of you equipment aficionado types provide me with information?

Thanks!

 

[Workshop]

Did you get the van fixed Steve?

Yep, I did.
There are 3 speed sensors on this thing.
The one on the differential is for the speedometer and abs.
Then there is one on the output shaft of the transmission and one on the torque converter shaft at the front of the transmission. These send information, along with a few other sensors, to the PCM that tells the transmission when to shift gears. It was shifting 1st to 2nd about 30mph under a very light pedal. Then into drive, 3rd, at 40-45. Replaced the sensors and now it's a more respectable 20 and 30.

 

[Jetmd]

So I guess these came off a chicom tractor either a LOVOL or FOTON

Now just need to figure out which model

 

[moparnut88]

So I guess these came off a chicom tractor either a LOVOL or FOTON

Now just need to figure out which model

I could agree with that guess. What r you gonna do with them?


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[Workshop]

I could agree with that guess. What r you gonna do with them?


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Lamp bases?

 

[Workshop]

Morning everybody.
Time to hit the road.

 

[moparnut88]

Morning everybody.
Time to hit the road.

Safe travels!


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[Hedgerow]

So I guess these came off a chicom tractor either a LOVOL or FOTON

Now just need to figure out which model

The tractor pulling guys are always looking for suitcase weights.

 

[Hedgerow]

Morning everybody.
Time to hit the road.

Are you there yet?

 

[plcnut]

Good morning Gentlemen!
Been awfully busy lately...

I did get to work a little at home on Saturday, and we got the repaired engine sat back in my Sprinter. We are doing a full emissions delete on it. We welded up some block off plates for the EGR lines, and replaced the CAT with a piece of pipe.
Still have to hook everything up, but making a little progress.
The colder weather has not helped much with shop work.