billybob_81067
Redneck
Really trying to get some organization stuff done this fall...
Rack I made for some fencing materials out of an old truck frame and a bunch of other random steel I had lying around. Welded up with some 6011 from an auction that was on an entire shelf of stuff I bought for $15.
Sheet metal rack. Started with a wire spool rack I bought for $50. then had to basically completely cut it apart and re-build it into what it is now.
Loaded up with sheet metal. Yeah I cut up old appliances and get the good sheet metal from them before scrapping them out.
And had to re-build my chain rack. It was in the ground, but I'm taking out a fence next to my shop to open that area up wider and give me more room, so it had to come out, shorten the legs, and put feet on it, and then I added more receiver tubes for hitches, pegs for shackles, and some places to hang chain binders off the backs of the legs. Also added some angle iron to make the chain "basket" bigger for longer chains (it was pretty much overflowing before). Then painted it up and anchored it to the concrete.
Made this one a long time ago, but I'll throw it in too. Another sheet metal rack for thicker stuff. I moved it today as it was also along that same fence line by the shop. The ol' V80D (8000lb capacity) was able to move it full of steel, but it was struggling a bit...
Rack I made for some fencing materials out of an old truck frame and a bunch of other random steel I had lying around. Welded up with some 6011 from an auction that was on an entire shelf of stuff I bought for $15.
Sheet metal rack. Started with a wire spool rack I bought for $50. then had to basically completely cut it apart and re-build it into what it is now.
Loaded up with sheet metal. Yeah I cut up old appliances and get the good sheet metal from them before scrapping them out.
And had to re-build my chain rack. It was in the ground, but I'm taking out a fence next to my shop to open that area up wider and give me more room, so it had to come out, shorten the legs, and put feet on it, and then I added more receiver tubes for hitches, pegs for shackles, and some places to hang chain binders off the backs of the legs. Also added some angle iron to make the chain "basket" bigger for longer chains (it was pretty much overflowing before). Then painted it up and anchored it to the concrete.
Made this one a long time ago, but I'll throw it in too. Another sheet metal rack for thicker stuff. I moved it today as it was also along that same fence line by the shop. The ol' V80D (8000lb capacity) was able to move it full of steel, but it was struggling a bit...