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arse_sidewards said:
There's a guy around here who'll haul up to 50k if "doesn't look stupid hanging off the truck" and doesn't have to go down the interstate. :laughing:
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Problem is it's likely too high for a heavy roll back. They can haul about 40k though.
 
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PoBoy84 said:
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they where running a deal on those couple months back, just the power supply for $2k. i also picked up their 300amp tig. great value. i like it every bit as much as my dynasty
 
Dethmachinefab said:
If your going to winch, you'll need to build a nice skid to bolt in to. Most of them aren't really built to be dragged sideways.
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yeah flat plate uprights don't like side load

couple 4x6 skis on the flat oughta do it good enough though
 
tracyb said:
they where running a deal on those couple months back, just the power supply for $2k. i also picked up their 300amp tig. great value. i like it every bit as much as my dynasty
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I'm glad to hear you say that, I've been checking them out for quite a while, but have yet to hear from anyone not on the YouTube. I'd really love to try one, but I'll likely just order it. I don't think dual voltage on this version is worth the extra chunk, so the 220 only one is what I'm after I think.
 
[486] said:
how many dollah?

I'm about 7k into a 9.2k hour 773 that really should be dead many times over
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Roughly 12.5 with 1180 hours. Equipment is expensive here, I could wash my hands off it if I don't like it. The idea is to have a machine I can put 200hrs a year on for the rest of my life and still be worth 12.5:laughing:
 
I actually have use of a dump truck and a triple axle trailer that could haul it. Now I just need HF engine hoist to lift it.:grinpimp:

:lmao:
 
RusM said:
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Well this is on its way here. :smokin:

Weirdly I had an intense craving for maple syrup and loin bacon this morning. :flipoff2:
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odd, never seen what looks like an underdrive ratio available on the sprockets
Projectjunkie said:
Roughly 12.5 with 1180 hours. Equipment is expensive here, I could wash my hands off it if I don't like it. The idea is to have a machine I can put 200hrs a year on for the rest of my life and still be worth 12.5:laughing:
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worth it for not having to fuck with a rod through the block and a hydraulic pump that's still only held in by one finger tight bolt (really should get after that before it destroys itself)
ETA: oh and every pin having no less than 1/16" of clearance
 
Benny said:
I actually have use of a dump truck and a triple axle trailer that could haul it. Now I just need HF engine hoist to lift it.:grinpimp:

:lmao:
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or get it loaded by the buddy of the guys selling it (riggurz rekwired!!!11) and "figure it out" on the other end
 
[486] said:
worth it for not having to fuck with a rod through the block and a hydraulic pump that's still only held in by one finger tight bolt (really should get after that before it destroys itself)
ETA: oh and every pin having no less than 1/16" of clearance
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Yeah, I deal with enough junk in my life that I try to buy "nice" equipment so I don't have to fix shit to fix shit to fix shit
 
Sceep said:
Been shopping for the right buggy/rail/baja for a few months now. Need to up my budget a little more before I'm into the ones I want.

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Sceep,

Have you looked at Exomotive Exocet chasis? All you need is a cheap Miata for a drivetrain donor and Paco Motorsports lift kit.

There might even be few for sale at present.
 

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[486] said:
odd, never seen what looks like an underdrive ratio available on the sprockets
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Huh, I wonder what changing the drive sprocket would do? Never thought about that b:smokin:

Top is the motor drive sprocket, middle is the sensor.
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RusM said:
Huh, I wonder what changing the drive sprocket would do? Never thought about that b:smokin:
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I dunno, the one on the pedals always seems to be bigger than the ones on the wheel
but we don't really have mountains here and electric bikes weren't a thing when I was a kid

well other than the one we stuck a starter motor onto, it didn't work good because lead batteries are heavy and the solenoid caught fire
 
PoBoy84 said:
Always wanted this exact model. I'll have it this year when I find the right one bundled with tooling and extra chucks.

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I have that exact one use it often, great little lathe!
 
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