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Chassis on wheels (at nine am). It's autumn here, as you can see from the low sun and the fallen leaves.
close up of the suspension; Australian Trojan Duratorque half-axles, 1500kg. Probably too sturdy
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Before galvanising I made bolt holes for fixing down the deck (will be fixed with @20 bolts and 30 tek-screws), made arrangements for brake hoses, made conduit holders for the trailer lights and tabs for other fixings
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So happened that beside the chassis this morning were three things I built previously; front to back, a tractor tray (angle iron from an old bale elevator), a 13hp Honda powered log splitter that I designed and built which has given eleven years of service (has a lifter built on, it is in the transport position in the photo), and the tractor boom pole.I have a FEL (front end loader) for the tractor, too, but it isn't fitted yet, I have to fabricate a sub-frame. I need to put the FEL on to lay down the new drive on which to build the shed in which I originally intended to build the caravan.
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Hope to cut and mount the floor and start the front and back walls this weekend. But my plans are the best joke God heard today, as my friend says.
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