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Basketball Man wrote:Those containers look great. I really like the welded patch to the one container. Thanks Ethan!
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Today I wanted to share some current projects. One for Westernstar10 and one for myself. I figured all the same paint will be used so why not make another machine. My first cat shovel next to the one I'm working on. Here's where I do all my model work and some of my beer drinking. The work bench. That's all for now. Ill update the thread after I get the new shovel and Rob's road builder painted. Thanks for looking.
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You know..the only animal that truley belongs in the wood s is a Deere LOL!! i just had to bud. Those look sharp i really like the cab riser on the Road builder. Great work. Chris
HAMMER TO FIT...PAINT TO MATCH!
The ironic use of IT IV emissions technology on forestry equipment…. “Burning the woods down while trying to save the ozone”
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HCF wrote:Finished up the 210 for a friend of mine who owns a logging outfit. Needs some double grousers (JK looks great) (What have you got planned for the tub grinder? Going to pull the loading boom off and sell it in the classifieds for $500? ) Eric W. Pioszak, Operating Engineers Local 701, Portland, OregonMETAL TRACKS AVAILABLE AGAIN! Cab guards Available again! Grapples Available again! Industrialscalemodels[at symbol]Gmail.com
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Eric Pioszak wrote:[quote=HCF] Needs some double grousers (JK looks great) (What have you got planned for the tub grinder? Going to pull the loading boom off and sell it in the classifieds for $500? ) I would love to put double bar grousers on there but I didn't have any laying around to fit the 320 UC. As for the tub grinder, yes, those things are solid gold don't cha' know.
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HCF wrote:
I would love to put double bar grousers on there but I didn't have any laying around to fit the 320 UC.
Hmmm, happen to know of some that fit the 320D U/C like a glove Eric W. Pioszak, Operating Engineers Local 701, Portland, OregonMETAL TRACKS AVAILABLE AGAIN! Cab guards Available again! Grapples Available again! Industrialscalemodels[at symbol]Gmail.com
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Well that means this thread will be updated again tomorrow. I have a set in my parts drawer. Thanks Eric!
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Nice work. I like that thumb.
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Diecast Logger wrote:Nice work. I like that thumb.
Thanks! I wish I could claim the thumb but rob actually built that.
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As promised, here's today's update. I had to try out a set of Eric's tracks and they're awesome! The went right on the 320 UC with no modification needed and they look great! I also picked up some HO scale 55 gallon drums that I think can pass quite nicely for 5 gallon buckets in 1/50.
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I made some more of the thumbs and will be placing them in classifieds. That Jason can't wait to get her back!!!!
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Those 55 gallon drums do look like they make a good 5 gallon bucket. Just need some really fine wire for a handle. My Facebook page: NorCalDiecastCustomsClifton
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Here's a little update. I finally got the two cat forest machines painted and ready for work. In other news, I got a link-belt 250 from the ups guy today and I have to say that I'm pretty disappointed in it. That's all for now. Thanks for looking.
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I like the addition of the axe and shovel to the boom of the road builder. My Facebook page: NorCalDiecastCustomsClifton
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Looks sweet can't wait to get it back thanks again Jason you do great work
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3406E wrote:I like the addition of the axe and shovel to the boom of the road builder. Thanks! I wanted to put them on the back of the cab but there's no room on the road builders.
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Westernstar10 wrote:Looks sweet can't wait to get it back thanks again Jason you do great work Thanks Rob! Ill come see ya this weekend.
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noraztrans wrote:You know..the only animal that truley belongs in the wood s is a Deere LOL!! i just had to bud. Those look sharp i really like the cab riser on the Road builder. Great work. Chris Haha! Thanks buddy!
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It was finally sunny out so I decided to dust off the small dio and snap some pictures. Two versions of this photo. I like the way it turned out. That's all for now. Thanks for looking.
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Well, I got some shots of the new dio and did some more work to the last 330 log loader I built. I wanted a one off model so that's what I did. Dio shots A photo of the hydraulic lines on the winch set. Some finished photos of everything. And the little drift carriage to run this summer. I'm actually looking for suggestions on a better way to get the drums to turn without the huge ears on the outside. Thanks for looking.
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