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Old 04-24-2012, 04:02 AM
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Allen,
Thanks! That gives me some ideas on the #1 cart value.
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Anytime Chris! I'm always glad to help!
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Old 05-08-2012, 12:35 PM
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I know you guys hate not having pictures but I have this blade assembly about 75%, complete and should have it dont by the weekend. It is going to look respectable cleaned up. Then I need to buy another red dolly/cart and get it mounted on top for another implement in the show train.
I will work on the pictures
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Old 05-08-2012, 05:31 PM
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come on buddy, grass is growing under my wheels
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Love the pics - I have a blade I need to do also - I'm beginning to feel inspired - need more pics
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Ok guys, Sorry about the pictures or lack of! Cheryl did buy a new camera. I have taken several with it and now need to down load them.
I have a lot of stufff to show you. I will be picture overload
I have been home sick the last two days with a really nasty cold. I have been able to get out and do a few things but did not want to take this cold to work and get others sick too.
Off to try some picture loading!
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Old 05-16-2012, 08:26 AM
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Folks sorry for the delays on these pictures.
Here are some shots of the blade and show cart. The blade is done and assembled except for the lift rod. Have to get a IH decal for it! I did use stainless bolts for the wear blade attachment points. Used Nate's idea on setting the springs and it worked great. Basically remove the pivot rod and let the frame assembly come forward with the center pivot point used as the leverage point (near the small rotating lock). Attach both springs and use the frame assembly as the lever for stretching the springs back towards the home position. Very safe and easy. Only minor paint touch up required. I bought two more carts one for this blade and one to hopefully make the granddaughters a barrel train I still have to build the tongue for this and get some more "U" bolts to attach the other turnbuckle and the tongue. Yes the long bars of the blade under carriage are wedged into the cart frame. This allows the frame to be up in the center and the turnbuckles will secure it to the pine boards. Hope they come out OK! Look pretty good coming off the new SONY 720P camera.
This is the last of the implements for now.
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Chris the pics look great! I hope you get feeling better soon.
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Your blade is looking awesome, Chris! Thanks for the pics. I also hope you get better soon.
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I think it looks great. I want to find one for my 147 before winter so I can move snow with it.
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