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Nice to see I'm not the only one with a bench like this!
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- #182
ha ha, yeah I should really clean up to get some room to work, usually I end up having more space on my floor and endup working like a pakistani (no I'm not racist, just pointing out that I seen them in their sandles hammering sheet metal strait on the dirt shop floor). That reminds me, I caught myself on fire again last night grinding those things down. Frick I got to stop doing that, guess I should invest in a good shop jacket.
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- #184
yuo mean my redneck axle/frame/tub stands. Ask Jim how I had one leaning over with an axle stand on top, and tack welded to the tub holding up jig, so it wouldn't fall off.
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- #186
Cleaning and clipping the damn springs took a lot longer than I thought, and I come outa the shop looking like a coal miner, but with a nice coat of paint, they should look real nice.
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Does this magic paint, paint itself, does it make me sandwiches? If not I don't need it, I am happy with the paint I am using.
Paint is paint, it's the prep that makes it or breaks it.
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Did a little this weekend, too busy to post up or wrench on it this week, work has gone insane this week. the painting of springs I did this weekend:
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- #194
I was just gonna spray some graphite spray between the leaves? I don't know, last time I just greased a little between them, but that paint looks pretty sweet.
Oh I know I probably work slower than anybody! Cept my brother
Oh I know I probably work slower than anybody! Cept my brother
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- #195
Pretty sweet flat deck though, eh? I think I'll just add a front loop outa 2X4 and it should be good to go!
Nice, and you can upgrade to plywood when that pressboard swells in the rain .
I do my springs like that too: wire brush, bevel the square leaves, paint, graphite spray. The graphite paint works well but won't last long. I also round the top edge off the ends of the leaf tips where they rub the spring above them. Dunno if it helps but the idea is to reduce friction/wear between the leaves.
.I do my springs like that too: wire brush, bevel the square leaves, paint, graphite spray. The graphite paint works well but won't last long. I also round the top edge off the ends of the leaf tips where they rub the spring above them. Dunno if it helps but the idea is to reduce friction/wear between the leaves.
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Oh I am waiting until he can actually put his thumbs into the thumb pockets of those Mitts before I start worrying about you getting any faster!
before I start worrying about you getting any faster!have you given up on this thing yet?