wreckerman893
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Well, I took all of last week off and caught up on some projects.
One that I had been picking away at was rendering the Chemical Shelter Trailer down to it's basic components.
I had removed and sold a lot of the aluminum that was strapped on or easy to remove.
This time I had to arm myself with the 3/4 drive impact wrench, BFH, prybars and the ever-popular "blue tipped speed wrench".
I pulled the engine, generator, air pump (used to inflate the shelter) and AC compressor in one shot but it has a lot of aluminum so it will be broken down further.
It has a large fuel tank mounted in the bottom of the trailer and I guesstimate it to be around fifty gallons. It will prob be used as a bed mounted auxillary fuel tank for my new deuce.
It has two large copper/aluminum condensors. a multi-fuel heater and a lot of copper and brass left in it.
If the price of scrap stays high I will probably go pick up the other seven and scrap them out since no one except Littlebob wanted one whole.
There doesn't seem to be a lot of interest in the engine either so I will probably use it on some hairbrained contraption I am thinking about building.
If I get the other ones and scrap them out I will sell the 105 trailers to interested parties.
One that I had been picking away at was rendering the Chemical Shelter Trailer down to it's basic components.
I had removed and sold a lot of the aluminum that was strapped on or easy to remove.
This time I had to arm myself with the 3/4 drive impact wrench, BFH, prybars and the ever-popular "blue tipped speed wrench".
I pulled the engine, generator, air pump (used to inflate the shelter) and AC compressor in one shot but it has a lot of aluminum so it will be broken down further.
It has a large fuel tank mounted in the bottom of the trailer and I guesstimate it to be around fifty gallons. It will prob be used as a bed mounted auxillary fuel tank for my new deuce.
It has two large copper/aluminum condensors. a multi-fuel heater and a lot of copper and brass left in it.
If the price of scrap stays high I will probably go pick up the other seven and scrap them out since no one except Littlebob wanted one whole.
There doesn't seem to be a lot of interest in the engine either so I will probably use it on some hairbrained contraption I am thinking about building.
If I get the other ones and scrap them out I will sell the 105 trailers to interested parties.
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