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Old 05-09-2015, 01:01 AM
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Wow! Looking good
How much weight is that hanging there? Just a word of caution, these things are real tipsy.... ask me how I know
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that pic shows 200#s. that'll be split between the rear tires along with another 30#s of steel per tire. the smaller weights will bolt to the inside of the rim, three 10# barbell weights then the larger cast weights will sit on the outside of the rim. i'm thinking about filling the tires with rimguard, and I have 100# of suitcase weights to hang out front! well since you said to, how do you know?
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Looks great!
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it's getting closer. i'm not sure what color to do the weight bar. i'm thinking black would look sharp.





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That looks absolutely great!!
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that pic shows 200#s. that'll be split between the rear tires along with another 30#s of steel per tire. the smaller weights will bolt to the inside of the rim, three 10# barbell weights then the larger cast weights will sit on the outside of the rim. i'm thinking about filling the tires with rimguard, and I have 100# of suitcase weights to hang out front! well since you said to, how do you know?
Had it on the lift in the shop, and leaned against it, and over it went...
This spring the wife was sweeping the lawn, and was on the slightest of slopes and tipped it over onto it's side. Didn't get pictures of that one. Only thing hurt was her pride..
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You just like working on them when they are on there side.
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You just like working on them when they are on there side.
Okay, the secrets out of the bag now
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