Recent content by AKweldshop

Did this last summer. Guy wanted to move a few house trailers. Needed a reciver hitch in the rear plate of his 10 wheel tractor. Just cut a hole in it, welded the tube in and gusseted it. Did the job. Enjoy.

The Antique Tractor club comes to our farm every May and plows up some ground. Did 20 acres this year. Here's a 4 min video of clips.

Me and a buddy strenched this trailer last summer. 4 rails of 5" channel. Kinda lighter duty. Mostly gonna haul wheelers, Rhinos and dead wildlife. Pulled my a F150. It did haul 6400lbs of concrete 40 miles on the freeway. Didn't get a pic of it, but you'll just have to take my word on it...

Well our Allis Chalmer 8010 broke down a couple miles from home, and being that the engine has to be running to be in nuetral and be able to steer, we decided to use our Big Tex 40' tandem dual trailer. But we gotta be able to get that tractor on the trailer. Putting a reciver hitch on 1...

Here's a bed I built about a year and a 1/2 ago. Farmer friend bought a 2006 F550 crew cab 7' cab to axle 4wd 6 leaker at an auction for $5000, and needed a cheap bed.... The works, gooseneck, rear hitch, stake pockets, headache rack, trailer plug. So, you bring all the stuff by, I'll built...

Thought I'd share one of the brush guards I've built, this one is going on a 1991 GMC 3500. Materials Range from 8" and 3" channel, to 1 1/4" pipe and 1/4" and 3/8" flatbar. Mig and stick used. Lotta pics, please don't get bored, there's the finished product at the end...

Well, Our tractor rim finally rotted out beyond operability.....(If that's even a word) So, we happened to find a replacement rim at the junk yard. In repairable condition. I'll have to cut those brackets off, and weld them inside the new rim. Enjoy the pics.... ~John...

My roll of netwrap got caught and unrolled the spool, onto one of the rollers of the baler.....:smiley_aafz:

Combining it at 50% moisture....:confused2:

Make sure these bolts are tight!! They always work loose and snap off!! Buy longer ones and put nuts on the back of the hubs!!