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ebinmaine    67,498

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Mike check this thread for several good pullers. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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DennisThornton    4,769

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2 wheeled walk behind with a surrey!

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Oldskool    6,644

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13 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

There are a few good ways. 

Do NOT use a 2 or 3 jaw. 

 

 

No,no I know better lol famous last words 

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Oldskool    6,644

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13 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

Mike check this thread for several good pullers. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I was all set up to use a jack to find out mine was a  wee bit to big to fit between the bolts.

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Ted Gardner    36

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Narrow front-end with tandem rear ends with tracks, double trans ,rear body with rotating  twin wreaker booms and double wenches for recovery use!

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Ted Gardner    36

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Instead of narrow front double steer axles.

 

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ebinmaine    67,498

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35 minutes ago, Oldskool said:

I was all set up to use a jack to find out mine was a  wee bit to big to fit between the bolts.

Seems to me you'd need threaded rod. 

 

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Oldskool    6,644

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48 minutes ago, Ted Gardner said:

Narrow front-end with tandem rear ends with tracks, double trans ,rear body with rotating  twin wreaker booms and double wenches for recovery use!

Well I have been eye balling a peerless 90*  3speed transmission sitting here. Tracks are probably in the future for this too.

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Oldskool    6,644

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Pullstart    62,881

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1 hour ago, ebinmaine said:

There are a few good ways. 

Do NOT use a 2 or 3 jaw. 

 

 


I suggest Uncle Jim’s jaw.  He runs it enough, you know it works good!

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ebinmaine    67,498

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51 minutes ago, pullstart said:


I suggest Uncle Jim’s jaw.  He runs it enough, you know it works good!

Just. 

 

Ouch. 

 

 

Hahahaha.  

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SylvanLakeWH    25,558

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1 hour ago, pullstart said:


I suggest Uncle Jim’s jaw.  He runs it enough, you know it works good!


:clap:

 

:ROTF:

 

:occasion-clown:

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Stormin    9,981

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21 hours ago, Ted Gardner said:

 double wenches for recovery use!

 

Blondes or brunettes?

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Oldskool    6,644

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3 minutes ago, Stormin said:

 

Blondes or brunettes?

One of each

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ebinmaine    67,498

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Yeah, why do we have to choose?

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Oldskool    6,644

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Well that did the trick. Its mobile. Not fast and doesnt like ice, but crusty snow YES. Video to follow

20210218_104252.jpg

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Oldskool    6,644

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Here we go....

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ebinmaine    67,498

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2 minutes ago, Oldskool said:

Here we go....

Absolutely positively excellent. if you could get your significant other to take a video from further away it would be fantastic to see that entire machine in motion. 

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Oldskool    6,644

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1 minute ago, ebinmaine said:

Absolutely positively excellent. if you could get your significant other to take a video from further away it would be fantastic to see that entire machine in motion. 

When she gets home this afternoon I will do that.

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SylvanLakeWH    25,558

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:clap:

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Handy Don    12,231

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Boy, that is great to see! Congrats!

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Oldskool    6,644

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13 minutes ago, Handy Don said:

Boy, that is great to see! Congrats!

Thanks I am so happy it moves lol

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DennisThornton    4,769

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I'm having trouble giving that it's due...

JUST AWESOME!

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Oldskool    6,644

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Just now, DennisThornton said:

I'm having trouble giving that it's due...

JUST AWESOME!

I know. Kinda disappointing. Was hoping for more speed.

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