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CattleRustler · 05-19-09

thanks guys

Ill take it all under consideration

Mjg1675 · 05-19-09

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Originally Posted by CattleRustler

thanks guys

Ill take it all under consideration

You should.

*CyberDruid* · 05-19-09

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here's the idea for making use of 1x1" square tube (same material as frame). Basically a length of tube with a a section of top and bottom removed. This was a quick and dirty mock up to convey the general idea, and see what you guys think. It can always be revised (like adding a little more distance from the front edge of the pin to the fron egde of the mount, etc)

lets hear your feedback

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That is exactly what I was proposing...just better. I think you should go for it.

sizeak · 05-19-09

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That is exactly what I was proposing...just better. I think you should go for it.

+1 for this plan

TDN1979 · 05-19-09

I like that idea but what about this. Instead of welding the hook support bar in there, why not put a piece of all thread inside the cut tube and put the same bolts you have holding the upper rail in both ends of it? It would look decent and you can remove the hook if you have to.

Zzyzx · 05-19-09

Well, I've made a miserable Paint image to express what I was thinking in my head. Obviously, this would require a lot of welding, and the extra holes were just a thought for making it somewhat adjustable, similar to what was originally intended.

Anyway, this is my first post on this thread, though I've been following. It's looking great. I've got a fever, and the only prescription... is more cowbell!

exnihilo · 05-19-09

How about just two eyelet bolts. Then cut the head off a long bolt and that's your hinge/axle. A nut on either side and voila. Might look tough.

cg

Sullivan · 05-19-09

Looking good man, congrats on the 285.

CattleRustler · 05-20-09

thanks CD and Sizeak

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Originally Posted by TDN1979

I like that idea but what about this. Instead of welding the hook support bar in there, why not put a piece of all thread inside the cut tube and put the same bolts you have holding the upper rail in both ends of it? It would look decent and you can remove the hook if you have to.

I have no idea what you mean

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Originally Posted by Zzyzx

Well, I've made a miserable Paint image to express what I was thinking in my head. Obviously, this would require a lot of welding, and the extra holes were just a thought for making it somewhat adjustable, similar to what was originally intended.

Anyway, this is my first post on this thread, though I've been following. It's looking great. I've got a fever, and the only prescription... is more cowbell!

thanks for your input mate

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Originally Posted by exnihilo

How about just two eyelet bolts. Then cut the head off a long bolt and that's your hinge/axle. A nut on either side and voila. Might look tough.
cg

radical thought, I like how you think

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Looking good man, congrats on the 285.

thanks

I still have no idea what I am going to do, but on a brighter note, the steel for the star is arriving today

I better get cracking on that jig I need to make

Ramsey77 · 05-20-09

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I still have no idea what I am going to do

How about making a spring loaded rod? (the thing that goes through the toilet paper roll in your bathroom).

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