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i would do this:

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no, they don't activate my account. I can log in, but haven't any permission.:( i guess i do the oldschool thing. measuring magnifier, caliper and trial and error :-D would be maybe less time consuming than searching the net. i make a test cut, use engineer's blue, ready. I hope i can show...

thank you, i'll try it!

I'm searching a CAD File for 3/4-36 spline. no matter what format... .step, dwg, DXF, even a drawing with correct dimensions (tooth angle, etc ) would be helpful. greets Juergen PS: want to make coupler for a Ross HF...it's Deuce Hot-Rodding related :-D

on my recovery i travel by train....tools: Leatherman Wave and Maglite 4D . 310 miles to go. But i've seen and checked the truck before. And i forgot my earplugs :-)

looks good!

STOP...there is a CAD drawing ? Where?? and wich Pitmanarm? my HF54 lays around but haven't the time to start another projekt.

last woodwork....a divider wall between cargo and batteries. equipped with a airline track to secure stuff nicely. these things are great!

what about something like this? NEW waterproof DC/DC Converter Regulator 24V (12-40V) Step down to 12V 60W 5A | eBay i don't know the wattage from the fan, but i guess it's enough. you an mount it close to the switch (instead a resistor)

is it possible to swap a manual transmission in? that would be the goal.... a turned up CAT, no power loss (or better: little) in the transmission, maybe with an overdrive....

great build! i wish i had your abilitys in woodworking!

for my opinion none of both.... http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/56451-2nd-alternator-12v-7.html#post1174226

what about a spray on coating?

better idea: mount solarpanels on the roof....:grin: with this large roof you can power your AC and a fridge..... i will do it on my shelter, as soon as i can afford it....

thank you! :beer:

it sounds for me easier to mount a second skin than mounting a tarp. for both you'll need spacers. I would glue square tubes (1x1) lengthwise on the top, rivet or glue sheet metal on it, paint it white, thats it. With bodywork adhesive or the special adhesives available its a save and strong...

that will work. large fire hoses are also often used. if you build small frames for example of angle iron (cab mount) and flat iron and sandwich it between, you'll have a nice waterproof passtrough withn no sharp edges...

i guess the front tires make space themself.....

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