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It would be cool if you could post some pics of the process!!
Some of us never get to play with stuff like that!
Some of us never get to play with stuff like that!
but its truly boring
Way more interesting in person. I'll admit I stalled the process slightly by stopping by to pick up the CB Mark sold me. Took time checking each others rigs out and BS'ing for a bit. It was cool checking out the doubler in process. Should be awesome when it's all done! Thanks again Mark!
Was time well spent on my part, nice to finally meet you
Good to meet you finally too! I'll keep watch on a wheeling run coming next month for sure.
Just blame me if the better half gets after for being late...I'm a pretty good scapegoat.
With the hole enlarged he only has the whole doubler left to do. 
That pun was pretty bad, I should cut it out. 
That pun was pretty bad, I should cut it out.
he should cut down the middle and finish this . . . . at this point he is just circling the project .
Yep, making progress. Still lots to do and build.
Crossmembers
Shifters and linkage
Driveshafts
Exhaust
Likely replace the clutch
Need orange paint
Have to sell enough stuff to get back to even before i can buy more stuff. I can do some of it with what i have. But likely be awhile before it goes in.
I'll set the whole thing up in the garage before doing the swap
Crossmembers
Shifters and linkage
Driveshafts
Exhaust
Likely replace the clutch
Need orange paint
Have to sell enough stuff to get back to even before i can buy more stuff. I can do some of it with what i have. But likely be awhile before it goes in.
I'll set the whole thing up in the garage before doing the swap
So I guess the best part I missed was the setup.
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This doohickey is used to square the mill head to the mill deck (think spinning it around flat like a helicopter blade). Then after setting the 205 on the mill, make sure it is square to the head.
Then you setup the 205 up with the bore centered under the head. Using doohickey inside on the bore
This part took awhile, so it's not wonky n stuff
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This doohickey is used to square the mill head to the mill deck (think spinning it around flat like a helicopter blade). Then after setting the 205 on the mill, make sure it is square to the head.
Then you setup the 205 up with the bore centered under the head. Using doohickey inside on the bore
This part took awhile, so it's not wonky n stuff
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so do you need a new case now ? ? ?
or did it come out centered and flat ?
I have 4 extra bare cases . . small hole .
or did it come out centered and flat ?
I have 4 extra bare cases . . small hole .
Oh no, case is good. Got everything set up and bored out, 205 is ready to clean up for reassembly.
o.k. . . . .
what is that ? us east coast rust belt guys don't get to see them much .
