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Rhino
Frontside 180
Joined: 08 Feb 2007
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City: ATX
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 Posted: Feb 09, 2007 7:36 pm Post subject: More Progress today |
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So I made some removable axles today. We used some 5/8" rolled steel two washers and a piece of 1 1/2" tubing. I made my frame with 2" thin wall square tubing so I could slide this axle piece in. I also did some mock up with cardboard for the A frame. Cant really go any futher till I get my tav2 and assembly the axle and spool.
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| Heres a pic of the finished axles. i had some pics of them being assembled but F'd up the file transfer and lost them. Its basically a piece of 1 1/2 tubing with a washer welded at each end then the axle is slipped thru and welded to the washers. i notche |
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| After I got the axles assembled I put my wheel on and measured how much axle suck out to know where to drill for my pin to hold the wheel on |
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| Wheel pinned up and ready to go. I got the wheels at harbor freights for like 5 bucks.... |
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supermanotorious
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City: Phoenix
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those are the wheels I use too, at the moment they are closer to $8 ughhh considering I need them now
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