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here's a quick shot of it.

made it from scrap steel and a harbor freight electric chipper motor. its not pretty but it works great.
My neighbor has been begging me to build one so he can borrow it to screen the rocks out of his garden!!

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Swapped out the Original's 7/8" spindles for a set of 3/4" ones that I won online. The original bushings were wearing and I wanted to put bearings in the wheels but couldn't find the right size. So, I bushed the axle and went down in size. Still have to paint the wheels.

I also put smaller tires up front to give it a little rake. I like the look.
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Your "Original" looks great oh, and tires and wheels also.
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X2!
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The O is looking sharp!
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Took the 782 for a spin yesterday. So glad the guy that bought the 100 wanted it, instead of my 782!

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782 looks great Allen! Better keep the 782 locked up!
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782 looks great Allen! Better keep the 782 locked up!
Thanks Mike! That's true, he came back the next day, and said his son was interested in the 782.
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782 looks good as always Allen
Good talking with you today.
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