I have all of those things someplace... French Curves, triangles, scales, that template with all of the circles, squares, and triangles... What I really would like to find is my Ames Lettering guide; my penmanship stinks. I put all of that stuff someplace when I moved (in 2003) and haven't seen it since, and much of it I haven't even been able to find online.
IH Payhauler 350 Dumptruck Progress Pics.
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Waldon52
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Haven't weighed it yet ??
Back to the service truck and will get it roughed in this week. I added a rear bumper, tail lights, rear steps, a work vise, 4 lube reels, 8 more spot lights, a Welder and a aux fuel tank and a air compressor unit on the left side of the box. Also a light bar behind the cab. Now I am working on flaring the rear fenders. Next week I will return to the double trailers grain semi.
Back to the service truck and will get it roughed in this week. I added a rear bumper, tail lights, rear steps, a work vise, 4 lube reels, 8 more spot lights, a Welder and a aux fuel tank and a air compressor unit on the left side of the box. Also a light bar behind the cab. Now I am working on flaring the rear fenders. Next week I will return to the double trailers grain semi.
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spitter
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You must be Tigging everyting what size torch are you using ? My buddy has a micro or jewlers tig it's tiny but can get into some spots where you would could never thought you could weld . I luv the service truck.:applause::drink:
Dan Lamb
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Hey 52,
Your talent is awesome and your attention to detail is 1st class , thank you for sharing your project with us , great pictures too . Dan
Your talent is awesome and your attention to detail is 1st class , thank you for sharing your project with us , great pictures too . Dan
mrmikey
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That service truck is amazing....actually everything you've done is .................Mike
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Waldon52
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I just have a cheap little 135 amp welder and use .030 flux-cored wire. Could never afford a nice welding setup. Thanks as always for all the kind comments. Making toys isn't interesting for most people so glad some of you enjoy seeing them. I finished the parts today and started filling the rough spots. I should get the service box sanded and primed tomorrow and I'll share the next step photos. It will look much nicer and cleaner then.
groundcover
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Amazing work !
Tonyinohio
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Don, I've admired your work for several years now. I wish I had a fraction of your metal working skill.
