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Old 11-22-2011, 08:44 PM
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Adam looks heavy and well built! put some wide tires on so you don't sink it on wet ground.
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Old 11-22-2011, 09:07 PM
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I'm just in awe. Great job there man.
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Looks awesome, Adam! Great pics!
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Old 11-23-2011, 10:45 AM
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get some rear tires from a Honda Big Red, or some quad tires, the honda's are 24's
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Looking good , what you going to haul in that thing, lead?
That is what I was wondering.
I built this one out of old garden tractor shipping containers.

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Once i hauled solid bricks with it. I filled it above the sides stacked in neat and tight. It was so heavy I had to pull it with a K5 Blazer and had to put it in 4WD to get up the driveway!!

But, heavier built would be better for rough terrain like taking it in the forest to get firewood.
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Looks great, Adam!




Now you'd better get started on an FEL to load it!!
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Now you'd better get started on an FEL to load it!!
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I've been moving right along with my dump trailer. I need to add some braces to the hinges on the frame and then weld everything solid. Right now most of it's just tack welded. I got the wheels sandblasted and painted and bought a new pair of 16x6.5x8 4-ply Carlisle Turf Savers. I plan on using sheet metal for the bed floor and make removable wood sides. It tilts 48* so it shouldn't have any problems unloading.











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That's sweet. Nice job
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That's awesome, Adam! Thanks for the progress pics.
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