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Nice job were im can buy metal sheets for make fender like your? Thanks

For the nose caster I would recommend building a high load off road caster as trailer jack wheels just suck otherwise great equipment

Terrific idea for the rear brace being removable !

Inspiring. Got a project similar to yours as of today.

That's pretty awesome work, mister. Too bad one couldn't load or unload that trailer with your device. I expect you'd need another trailer to load.

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Hey it’s me your neighbor Ryder your doing good

Take this garbage video down immediately Useless and incorrect.

So my 2 cents time is everything to me . I looked at this project for my tractor but in all honesty 285 . For a plate 2 to 500 for a not so great shape used blade . 100 to 200 in steel and 8 hours of time . Or for 1380. I could buy the whole thing brand spanking new with hydraulic cylinder and hoses I can not build one for the price I can buy one at .

Excellent and truly heavy duty work. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

gads thats awesome I am drooling as goes if you got the steel to spare I could probably come up with it now the build itself I hate to think what all that cost and then their is the vise wow I like it

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Looks great! And very useful. Thanks for sharing! If it's not too personal, what do you use it for, mostly?

I use a sky hook for those remote jobs..

Just incredibly brilliant!!!! I am inspired....

Do you intend to hoist a T Rex with it ?😅

nice bro I just saved some leftover metal tube from our scrap bin at work I’m considering a pretty similar design but gonna rout out some dog holes

NIce project - Looks especiallly handy!

The angle appears to be 45 degrees or more so it does little more than add weigh. They should be 40 degrees or less. I had that same welder in the 80s and it was fantastic. I had it on an old creaper the rollers had broke. I used the back half to roll it around. I did add a 25' lead but that also reduces the welders effectiveness. I have a Hobart with the same capabilities now and I use a #10 solid wire extension cord and a dolly I made.

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That is a VERY mobile gantry crane. Not just sitting on some casters that will only roll on smooth concrete. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum last week 😎

keep up the good work

Being a retired STATE CERTIFIED WELDER ( retired ) I would like to complement you on your skill and craftsmanship. I have been a blacksmith for over 40 yrs and this is one of the best stands I have had the pleasure of looking at. You mentioned that moving was a issue . This is some advice you might want to consider ,Get yourself some old steel wheels ( casters) and mount them on each corner so this stand can be moved easily . Make some " L " slots on each corner so the casters can be slid in and held in place with a pin. Once in place, remove the pin and pull the casters out of the slots. Now the stand is back to the build height. Be sure ( 2 ) casters are swivel or use ( 4 ) swivels on all four corners. I hope this helps . You did a very nice job!! Keep up the good work. Sincerely ,DUKE

Shoulda filled it up with lead..............Z

love your work, well done. im a fan now

That's what we call craftsmanship. Its very appealing to the eye, raw finish was definitely a good call. Slick idea with the fixture plate, and countersinks! With or without the vise, it'd be a sweet addition to any garage.

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Yes those were the days he says before he got a wife & kids , now it all sits there rusting away . Great work though , thumbs up .

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You could make a double impact on thin stiffeners by heating then before you press them; do them hot to make it easier, then quench them. Give them a day to rest, then heat them to a straw color, (dbl chk my ancient memory), & let cool. During the day of rest, drill mounting holes... or buy some carbide bits.. LOL I got tired of the ridiculous price of acetylene a few years back & tried the cheap propane hot roof blow torch I bought 10-15 yrs ago for some hot tar repair. It's my go to metal heating tool; it's fast & a dang sight cheaper for propane. Be careful working by anything wood, though, it puts out a surprisingly LARGE area of heat... I discovered just how large when I caught the neighbor's cedar fence on fire a couple years ago. It was easily 8ft away, but right in the 'line of fire'. Only scourched my side, & he didn't know until he was over asking me to fix something free, again, and said, what happened? Oh, remember that part you wanted me to make? I needed some charcoal... Delivered it w/ a straight face, & he's never mentioned the fence, again. The real punchline is it only scorched it a bit & there is a friggin' gram, if that of 'charcoal'; thought for sure he'd call BS.

Great idea. Well done -- Thanks!

Nice work, looks pretty useful.

Good rig! What did the steel plate weigh approximately?

Dude.. I Love your build! Ive been pondering for the longest time on building a gantry for my shop but still havent decided.. I love the mobility of yours!! I have three chainfalls from 1000 lb to 1 big harington 3 tonner so not short on chainfalls. What do you think max is on yours? I also looked at "YT Cut & Weld gantry build" that kids perty smart too!! Thanks for the build! L.T. Dan

Cool

How big is your shop space?

This is the second video I've seen where the chain is used for something it's not intended for, the chain is for hydraulic lift and float, your loader has hydraulic lift and float already built in.

Hey there, can you tell me what STIs you used when changing to a drop bar? I have a Shimano altus 3x7 on my track multitrack from 1996 and would like to keep it if possible. Thanks!

Nicely done. I have a 1998 F150 4.6 5 spd 3dr. Yours was actually slightly more rusty than mine. I didn't think that was possible! HAHA. I didn't take many pics of mine unfortunately. What type of steel did you use for the frame repair? I have a couple areas I need to patch and wouldn't mind any advice if you have it? Thanks.

Thanks!

What cad software do you use?

Do you have any form of social media where you show more photos of your work?

excellent

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Thanks for this vid! I need to shave costs on a trailer build where possible, and this will definitely help with that. What gauge steel did you use? Does the gauge really matter much?

This is what I do, i make a lot of railings. Setting the posts in concrete is the worst way to mount a rail. I use a 3" square plate with 4 holes welded to the bottom of each post. Another good practice is to drill a weep hole in the base of the post.

Great job. Got me wondering how the hell it got like that in first place though? Like who the hell was running that thing?

Made me chuckle. The chain is a good idea 👍

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