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11-07-2013, 09:45 PM
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Hello BW and welcome.
How about some picks of your E-Wheel in progress? Jere
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11-08-2013, 03:32 AM
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Hi BW welcome to the forum
Peter
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11-08-2013, 04:00 AM
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Hello BE welcome to the forum.
David
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11-08-2013, 02:30 PM
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Thanks for the welcome gentleman.
Snuck in some precious time on EW this morning.Worked on the anvil holder.....its the kind with "post" legs vs endplate style.Don't know why,just saw it on,I believe it was some cat in England doing vids on Jag fenders?They look kind of cool so went with that design. This is a bttm feeder...in that it's the traditional anvil adj,comin up from bttm.Had planned to go steal one of our Safeway scaffold,adj screw-legs.They're 1 1/4" Acme threads.Will save that for the next wheel. This one utilized a bloomin adjuster "cartridge" that came out of one of those old satellite dishes.Remember those big honkin ones from the last century?They had servo motor,adjuster cartridges to phase the dish......so thats what I used.Intrestingly it came out of the yard of a late 1700's house that we resurected.....not like anyone wants a "dish" in your historic'y plantation house?They said lose it. I'll shoot some fixture pics on the weld sequence.......
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