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Old 08-26-2016, 12:52 PM
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Haven't made much progress lately, with everything that's been going on there just hasn't been time. I will be setup at the local fair all next week to promote the powder coat business so it looks like it's gonna be another week, I did put all the lines coming off the spool on hand tight and test fit the gas tank to make sure it clears and it does by about an 1/8". Next week is gonna be a long one, I will be working my normal hours at the shop and then I will be up at the fair for another 5hrs.
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You fabricating the controls for the valve?
Any progress on this Tim?
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Old 09-18-2016, 05:03 PM
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Any progress on this Tim?
Not to much, turns out I know somebody that's an amateur machinist and he made me these parts which will eventually become the levers for the valve.
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Looks awesome. Can't wait to see the rest.
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That is awesome, Tim!
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"Well its kinda like a virus, hydraulics that is... Hydraulic lift, then hydraulic outlets, and then you run a machine with power steering."

Yeah, it's called a John Deere 318!
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Got some work done today on the handles, I decided to go with round stock for the handles which I will thread and put handles on.
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Coming along nice , If I may suggest, add circumferential gussets to the levers where they are welded.
Easier now then later when they break
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I drilled into both pieces so the handles went in until they bottomed out on the cross shaft, I didn't just weld the rod on. I tested them out by putting them in a vice and I was pulling hard enough to start tipping the bench, should be plenty strong.
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That should work well then.
I had not anticipated you drilled pockets.
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