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Re: Daughter's Mini Dozer by tyork_tex @ Today at 07:51 PM

I have some of the struck plans if you want them send me an email. Pm sent can't find your email.
General discussion
Re: Scrap prices by stanz @ Today at 06:36 PM

Originally Posted By: mdlawnguywell my buddy didnt pick up the steel.. so i had to take it to the local guy.. had 1200 lbs of steel.. only got 100.00 spent about $10 in fuel.. and another 45 in labor loading You got $160 per ton, that's about what
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Re: Scrap prices by Mike Van @ Today at 01:37 PM

Well, here's how my trips[s] went down - First one, I had 2 refridgerators, 2 ranges & 3 air conditioners. 780 lbs, for which I got .07/lb or 54.60. 2 car batteries too, 3.50 ea. That was good money, as the town here wants 15.00 PER item with f
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Re: Scrap prices by mdlawnguy @ Today at 12:05 PM

well my buddy didnt pick up the steel.. so i had to take it to the local guy.. had 1200 lbs of steel.. only got 100.00 spent about $10 in fuel.. and another 45 in labor loading
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Re: Guess what it was by stanz @ Today at 07:21 AM

There's a nice one for sale around here for $1000 They usually run between $1500 and $4500, keep in mind that they are older pups since the company went under.
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Re: Guess what it was by Bill Berry @ Today at 03:07 AM

i had looked at one of those when i was shopping for a trailer, the price they wanted chased me off lol..... interesting camper though
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Re: Scrap prices by Maurice @ Yesterday at 05:07 PM

machinemaker, that sounds much like the one I use in Columbus Indiana, except they still pay with cash or check if too big.
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Re: Guess what it was by stanz @ Yesterday at 02:49 PM

Here's a better picture of an Apache during setup. It shows how the sides go up.
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Re: Scrap prices by machinemaker @ 09/07/10 11:10 PM

I use one of the larger scrap yards in Denver. They will take anything from any one. I too have seen the homeless guys on bicyles and guys pushing shopping carts. They have a seperate drive through building for everything that is not ferris and they
Backhoe Projects
Jump to new posts Re: Tracked Backhoe by cjmac @ 09/07/10 09:46 PM

More progress on the winch. I milled the straight sections of the plate to clean them up a bit and cut the hole (with hole saw) for the DOM tubing for where the hydraulic cylinder attaches. Then it put some parts together to see how everything fit.I
Project Ideas
Re: Daughter's Mini Dozer by tyork_tex @ 09/07/10 08:18 PM

Yeah I planned on building it so as most of the wieght is in the center. I'm going to make the frame and track frames out of channel iron, with two pieces of square tubing, about 4" long, in the middle, connecting them at a 45 degree angle.
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Re: Recycling air starter by terry @ 09/07/10 11:57 AM

Got to thinking about my last post, it would only work with solid carbide bits. The ones that have the carbide ends silver soldered to the shank would probably come "unglued" if they got too hot. Maybe you could run the plate in a pan of wa
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Re: Guess what it was by stanz @ 09/07/10 11:28 AM

That's one of the reasons I'm keeping the tent bunks, plenty of air flow. Oh, and we'll have AC. The Rockwood walls have lots of little windows, maybe too many. The walls are heavy. The long one is beyond my 50 pound weight limit. (Lifting wise.
Tractors & Equipment Projects
My Garden Tractor by Lon @ 09/07/10 10:58 AM

Well this is the Ford LGT-165 I have been working on for the last couple of years. The Kohler 16hp thumper is overdue for a rebuild but as long as I dont get more than 3/4 of a scrape blade of dirt it keeps running. Course the scrape blade I have is
Tool Box
Jump to new posts Re: time to upgrade by tom @ 09/07/10 10:43 AM

e718 k and t what you will have to get me a little closer. terry let them snoop that what I do you never know what ideals you find.
General discussion
Re: Guess what it was by GLyford @ 09/07/10 07:46 AM

Stan, my family had one of those hard-wall Apaches sometime in the late 70s-early 80's, and the one you're showing would have been a dream compared to the one we had, the windows were itty bitty things maybe 2x3' and had no hope of giving enough airf
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Re: Guess what it was by stanz @ 09/07/10 07:13 AM

A hard-walled pup usually just has hard sidewalls and tent ends. The unit shown below is an old model made by Apache, it has hard bunk walls as well: These are highly sought after and don't stay on the market very long. They set up much like a s
Backhoe Projects
Jump to new posts Re: Tracked Backhoe by terry @ 09/07/10 06:22 AM

Chris: The only thing that saved my back was my then teenage sons. One likes to dig, the other likes to drive. It would have been a real pain in the.....body.....to have weeged myself in and out from under the house when the trailer was full. We even
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Jump to new posts Re: time to upgrade by terry @ 09/07/10 06:05 AM

Tom, you ever get the feeling a whole bunch of people are snooping around in your shop? T
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Jump to new posts Re: time to upgrade by E718 @ 09/07/10 05:42 AM

Is that a K and T in the background in the picture?
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Jump to new posts Re: time to upgrade by Doc @ 09/07/10 04:15 AM

Is that all? Shoot, let me do the math here... Uh, looks like I'll have to get by with my HF drill press and horribly loose X-Y vise. Sorry. Doc
Backhoe Projects
Jump to new posts Re: Tracked Backhoe by cjmac @ 09/06/10 07:51 PM

Here are the cut out plates to build the aluminum box for the little trailer. Welding them together is fairly high on my to do list but I need to get some 6" x 1/4" Flat for the fenders first and I'm waiting until I have more metal to order
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Jump to new posts Re: time to upgrade by tom @ 09/06/10 06:25 PM

doc it shouldn't cost more then 3 times what the mill is worth to ship it.
General discussion
Re: Guess what it was by Maurice @ 09/06/10 06:06 PM

what does a hard walled pup look like and how does it travel?
General discussion
Re: Guess what it was by stanz @ 09/06/10 05:50 PM

If you go to http://www.popupportal.com/index.php you'll see some of my posts. Three projects 1) 1991 Rockwood 2360 - this will be the family pup, I picked it up for $105 with damaged canvas and a few other issues. This is the "Frankenpup&q
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