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For my new welder.
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Now what was that for?
i'm jealous, just joking, i like to see people with nice ' toys 'For my new welder.
i was thinking more along the lines of some nice all terrain mountain bike tires on red rider wagon axlesPut some Mud Terrains on there! lol
with that much steel you'll be able to have enough steel left over to re-frame your truckKnow of any one that makes 12" MTs?
I am starting on building some sliders tomorrow. Just picked up 72' of 1 3/4" square tube, 1/8 wall.
72 Feet? Jeez man, looks like you have enough for sliders and a couple bumpers!
This is what I am thinking too.i was thinking more along the lines of some nice all terrain mountain bike tires on red rider wagon axles
not sure but i think you might have trouble with any castor style and gravel. i have 5inch on mine and it's still a bitch.This is what I am thinking too.
My work area is a floor of 1.5" stone gravel so those little casters on the front wont cut it. I may use 6" pneumatic casters in the front and 16-20" bicycle tires in the back.
Imagine what I could do with a welder with 8" of lift!!!
ATV tires?Know of any one that makes 12" MTs?
I am starting on building some sliders tomorrow. Just picked up 72' of 1 3/4" square tube, 1/8 wall.
It seems to me that your lifting everything you own now....haha just playing with ya, sounds like a good plan.ATV tires would be perfect actually.......
Ok, revised lift plan, 2 ATV tires in back and one big caster off of a Scag commercial mower for the front. Those things are about 8" diameter and 4" wide or more.
I like where this is going... Keep the ideas flowing!