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Old 01-25-2012, 07:43 PM
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It's almost done! I finished welding everything except for the sheet metal on top. Tonight, I welded tubes along the sides for stake pockets for the removable side boards.
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Adam,
I like the vice idea too! Real sweet!
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Cool deal, Adam! Looking forward to seeing the finished product!
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Cool deal, Adam! Looking forward to seeing the finished product!
Same here!
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Nice job! Looks like it could withstand a nuclear blast.

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Nice job! Looks like it could withstand a nuclear blast.

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I don't think I'll break it. It should last as long as a Cub.

I tried out the dumping capacity a few days ago. I had 5-60 lbs sand bags and my 63 lbs weight bar (363 lbs) on the front of the trailer and the hydraulic cylinder was able to lift it fine. I would have tried more weight but that was all I had handy.
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I don't think I'll break it. It should last as long as a Cub.

I tried out the dumping capacity a few days ago. I had 5-60 lbs sand bags and my 63 lbs weight bar (363 lbs) on the front of the trailer and the hydraulic cylinder was able to lift it fine. I would have tried more weight but that was all I had handy.




I got a feeling it can handle more then double that weight.
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I got the sheet metal welded on the top today. Now it just needs side boards.
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Thanks for the update, Adam!
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