Thanks MOD's for taking care of business and thanks TUDOR for the addendum to the title.
We all hope this will all come together completing the build and may we all gain some knowledge and appreciation for the friendships that have developed in the process.
Thanks also to MTF for the great opportunity they've given us to share our thoughts and ideas.
I'm trusting you all that it (part one) didn't go away!:ROF
Now presenting My Latest Project - Part Two
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There is no escaping Mikey . . . .
and yes , it is a joint effort - I'll leave off any village remarks - other than I'm sure they will find their way.
Thanks Mikey
steddy Re: My latest Project - Part Two
Ummmmm.... What are you building? I forgot...
Easy there , you wouldn't want to invoke any bad tractor karamal (sp) the payback could be The Dreaded Fluid leaking from everywhere - even from places that do not have any :ROF
Ha ha ! Thanks
Stuff is hanging like it's a meat locker out in the shop and paint booth walls are being employed !!
Shouldn't this thread be called "The gang's random thoughts, youtube finds, and backslappings"...
The first sunny day after two weeks of storm has just dawned here in southern Portugal; that means laundry and housework for me, and repair of a shed door.
My projects are languishing in the workshop, whispering seductive entreaties that none else can hear.
Mmmm. suppose it could be and - a place to just hang out.
Stormy weather for you is what , like 75 and light showers ?
Resist them , ear plugs - headphones - hum off key and tap your foot. . . . . .
Aawwww what the heck go listen to them , maybe they'll tell you something you didn't know about !
Well maybe so , but I bet you won't end up with as many leftover parts as me !
Huh ? :dunno:
:biglaugh:
As Hydronerd once mentioned this is the second tractor during that time frame.
The long part of the second one was proving the concepts , working around and through some obstacles and gathering the proper parts & putting them in place.
Now were to the re-assemble stage with only a few re-do's / re-fit's and tidy-up's , having already proved as a whole - it works.
I did a sandblasting booth like that. I was stripping a subframe out of my Camaro, put plastic on ground too, then swept up the sand and re-used it.....cause I'm really cheap!!!
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