Tractor hinge for farm gate

[UpToNoGood]

The pins would be standard three point tractor pins you can buy at any tractor supply or hardware store.

Weld plates to the pins and then weld the plates to the posts.

Do you have a link or photo of what your trying to explain?

Thanks for the help so far.

 

[UpToNoGood]

I think your talking about those long j pins that are threaded on the long part. Comes with two nuts to lock it on the pipe or post. The same pins that come with the TSC gates.

 

[mjncad]

Harv, do you think you will ever get to finish that gate? Is the reason you gave earlier for the delay near to being resolved?

I think the delay is caused by zinc poisoning from welding that much galvanized metal.

 

[4shorts]

I think the delay is caused by zinc poisoning from welding that much galvanized metal.

Oh man you mentioned a delay but I've been thinking where he never answered you I'm actually concerned the zinc might have killed him.

 

[mjncad]

LOL! :laughing:

 

[wroughtn_harv]

Oh man you mentioned a delay but I've been thinking where he never answered you I'm actually concerned the zinc might have killed him.

I'm doing fine, thank you.

The installation of the gate is tentatively set for next weekend in southern Ok. If it happens we'll post photos.

 

[4shorts]

I'm doing fine, thank you.

Your welcome. Had me worried man. You can't be doing that

 

[wroughtn_harv]

Your welcome. Had me worried man. You can't be doing that

Paul I'm running seven twenty four on http://www.recycledplasticblockhouses.com

TBN is my home page but I usually don't surf the different forums but once a day if that.

 

[4shorts]

Paul I'm running seven twenty four on http://www.recycledplasticblockhouses.com

TBN is my home page but I usually don't surf the different forums but once a day if that.

Pretty cool. Would be tough to do around here though. Most all our plastics are recycled and reused for new products. To bad there wasn't a way to mold the blocks to get a more uniform fit. The better the fit the more appealing it would look and also better for keeping the elements out,. Great start and a good idea. :thumbsup: The biggest issue we have up here is what to do with our old tires. I'm told that we have over two million of them at a dump site now and no idea of what to do with them.

 

[wroughtn_harv]

Pretty cool. Would be tough to do around here though. Most all our plastics are recycled and reused for new products. To bad there wasn't a way to mold the blocks to get a more uniform fit. The better the fit the more appealing it would look and also better for keeping the elements out,. Great start and a good idea. :thumbsup: The biggest issue we have up here is what to do with our old tires. I'm told that we have over two million of them at a dump site now and no idea of what to do with them.

Global Model Earthship - Earthship Biotecture This guy is making multi million dollar homes in the southwest with tires.

The blocks are designed to be made with the simplest of tools and in some of the worst of places for humanity.

One of the neat things about them is I've found out the plastics that are desirable for recycling are difficult to process into blocks. That makes a win win as I see it. The stuff that is desirable for conventional recycling can be separated and recycled to offset the cost of building the blocks out of the plastics that either can't b recycled or the process to recycle them is too expensive.