Anything welding

the classic IIId got bought from under me, but that's ok, my almost done sa 200 fits the same hole



pic of the bed, with my "day job" truck backed up to it. . . .space is getting scarce

 

i guess youre going off on your own and gonna start doing some pipe line?

 

Hey I was wondering if I could ask all you guys a favor.

Could you keep a lookout for an old Miller Spoolmatic 1 (4pin), I got a bunch of aluminum I want to try my hand at it. I've been watching ebay for one that isn't being listed as solid gold without any luck.

Thanks guys.

 

Why? Overpriced. Got a lot of friends that use smaller engine driven machines daily. Have heard lots of bad on those if you plan on running it all day. Get a Lincoln GXT or if you're set on Miller, get a trailblazer. Damn good machine

 

Personally, I wasn't fond of the kohler engine. My friends that ran them were constantly having to increase amperage throughout the day. If they only ran it a couple hours, and let it cool for a couple hours, then they were fine. But these these guys run their machines damn near all day due to being in tough to get to welds

 

The Lincoln GXT, Lincoln 225, miller bobcat 225 and 250 all have the 23hp kohler

 

My Lincoln 250 get was a lot cheaper than the miller equivalent. And millers didn't have a remote pin connector for a foot pedal. I wanted TIG capabilities with a foot pedal

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q35yDXf2xHc

 

Atta kid! I hate 2G. Love 1, 5,&6

 

Front bumper complete minus skid.

 

Looks good. Reminds me a bit of mine, Demello's and a Pelfrey

 

Thanks, I definitely used all of yours for inspiration LOL. I like the sleeker wings on all 3 of those and the 2 faces on the front that Demello and Pelfrey use.

 

Mad props to you for doing all of this and your rear bumper with cut off wheels.

 

welded some 3/8" plate to the top and bottom of this coil i cut and slammed it in where the bump stop was for about 2.5" of lift in the back

 

Thanks, I would not do it again with a cutoff, but it was a good learning experience.

WTF?

 

please inform us on the Florida section if youll ever be on the road in Fl, i think i speak for all of us when i say i dont wanna be driving on the same road as this suspension set up. doesnt look like the coil is held in there by much

 

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Was this free? Yes it was

 

Yeah its just in there with the stock u bolts and a couple 3\8 bolts up top.

 

how are the stock ubolts holding this in?

 

There is a 3\8" plate welded to the top and bottome of coild, i ran the ubolts over it to secure it down to the leaf pack.