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Old 05-30-2012, 10:29 PM
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Been having problems welding the crack in the front of my 2072 but I think I got it tonight. While I was there fixed 2 small cracks where the eng bolts in. This is a hard way to learn. I kept blowiing threw the frame, guess I wasnt moving fast enough. While I have the frame on its side Ill patch in where the NF lift will go. Also smoothed out the holes where the alum trannies always break. Such a great design! Now I need to flip it back over and grind out the weld on the back and put a piece in to renforce it.
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Nice work, Vince!
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Looks great, Vince!





Today I got the new 129 (See thread)....Got it running, and then power washed it.


Tomorrow I am going to start disassembling...and putting parts on the trailer to take to the painter next week sometime.
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Old 05-31-2012, 06:22 AM
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Thanks guys, I just hope I didnt hurt it. On the welding forum they told me I can put too much heat in it and make it like glass and break even more. Earl aka DaDuke and i have been talking about the repair too. He told me the same thing about too much heat in the repair. So we shall see. Ill put the plate in the back this weekend and roset weld the hole and hopefully it wont crack again.
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That looks really good Vince. Thank goodness for the right angle eraser!

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Got some much needed seat time on Dually! My little buddy had to be in the pic....lol.

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Looking good Vince!

Nice Allen!
When is that 1872 a coming?
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Thumbs up Allen's new toy !! Hope he has a BIG trailer !
Southbound 1872 ! Gonna be this weekend .

Got it all together and ready to powerwash it before its journey .

Oh , and I set the seat pins all the way up close fer ya !
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Southbound 1872 ! Gonna be this weekend .

Got it all together and ready to powerwash it before its journey .

Oh , and I set the seat pins all the way up close fer ya !
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The super is looking great, Dave! I'm so excited!
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