SeanKroll
Treehouser
So, ya don't use a farm jack on a tractor like that, huh?
Machining/welding/millwright…molten metal
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Railroad jacks
Burnham
Woods walker
Wow, impressive work.
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Marc-Antoine
TreeHouser
I'm always baffled to see machines where you have to stand on to work with.
flushcut
TreeHouser
If it can be built you can unbuild it.
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tblough
Climbing Up
Most of my stuff is on the other end of the size range:
The channels in this mixer are 0.015" wide and that's a 0.008" radius where it enters the center chamber with a 0.020" center hole.
These other parts are 0.224" in diameter with a 0.0067" orifice.
The channels in this mixer are 0.015" wide and that's a 0.008" radius where it enters the center chamber with a 0.020" center hole.
These other parts are 0.224" in diameter with a 0.0067" orifice.
flushcut
TreeHouser
That’s one small orifice!
Nutball
TreeHouser
What's it for?
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- #90
Someone probably put the trailer in the ditch and nearly ripped the axle apart
Telehandlers smash it back together and weld vs having to cut apart and re-fab
View attachment IMG_0956.mov
Telehandlers smash it back together and weld vs having to cut apart and re-fab
View attachment IMG_0956.mov
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Burnham
Woods walker
Sweet. That looks like something I might cobble up 
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flushcut
TreeHouser
Almost bush:fix
Cobleskill
Treehouser
So how do those wheels steer? I don't see any tie rods. Like a fifth wheel?
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Yes, like a dolly. Vegetable trailer. They drag them around the fields with tractors and then to the cooling sheds with semis.
