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Joined: 4/3/2003 Posts: 2,070 Location: Rockford,IL.
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I am posting these pictures for Campmb of his Custom 335 Demolition Excavator with a Dynaset pump system for dust control. thumbnail_IMG_0159 by Ken Wheeler, on Flickr"/> thumbnail_IMG_0160 by Ken Wheeler, on Flickr"/> thumbnail_IMG_0150 by Ken Wheeler, on Flickr"/> thumbnail_IMG_0162 by Ken Wheeler, on Flickr"/> thumbnail_IMG_0169 by Ken Wheeler, on Flickr"/> thumbnail_IMG_0165 by Ken Wheeler, on Flickr"/> thumbnail_IMG_0157 by Ken Wheeler, on Flickr"/>
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Joined: 6/18/2003 Posts: 2,135 Location: Charlotte, North Carolina
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Outrageous. I want one. You are skilled there fellow. CAW
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Joined: 7/6/2015 Posts: 1,317
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Campmb great talent with that customization, is this a machine you run? Your hydraulic lines are very realistic along with your dust suppression set up. Ken thanks for posting. Steve
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Joined: 6/21/2012 Posts: 520 Location: N. Cal
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Wow, those lines look amazing. I've done some hydraulic line work before and it's a tedious PITA. This right here took a huge amount of patience, planning and skill to complete, very well done. My Facebook page: NorCalDiecastCustomsClifton
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Joined: 8/16/2006 Posts: 295 Location: Burlington, Canada
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AWESOME Job Mike!!!!!
Ross
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Thanks Ken for posting for me. Ken also did all the leg for me finding a suitable water tank for me. Had to do some work on it to cut it down to size. It’s based on an Dynaset pump system for dust control. Thanks Craig, Steve, Clifton, and Ross for the kind words. No Steve l’ve been retired from the Operating Engineers for 5 years. The only dust control I do now is running a vacuum cleaner. Got to take pictures of a 335 a friend was operating a while back, so that helped with helped. Mike
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Joined: 2/20/2012 Posts: 557 Location: Lil north of pittsburgh.
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that is amazing. WHat did you use for the hardlines? I am in aw
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Barkerjoh, those are all brass lines. .55mm and .81mm. Hose protection is 34 gauge wire. You get a spool at a craft store and start winding. Mike
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Joined: 10/2/2018 Posts: 185 Location: Sparks, NV.
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Wow! Very nice!
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Joined: 12/8/2005 Posts: 708 Location: Germany
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Must have taken ages to make all those hydraulic lines. Exellent work!
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Joined: 2/20/2012 Posts: 557 Location: Lil north of pittsburgh.
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Thanks
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Campmb thanks for the response, and you did a great job on that customization. Stev
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I agree, that's a hell of a good job there and a lot of work!
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Joined: 8/27/2002 Posts: 4,827 Location: New Jersey
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Campmb,
You are the master of detailing !
Outstanding !
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Joined: 1/22/2013 Posts: 203
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Just when I thought I was done, Ken called me on the phone and asked, “What’s a demolition machine doing without cab and windshield protection?” Of course I couldn’t think of an excuse, so he agreed to help me out. Its great to have good friends. Mike
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Joined: 3/17/2006 Posts: 1,169 Location: NJ
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Very impressive indeed. We rally round the family, with a pocket full of shells.....
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Joined: 7/1/2006 Posts: 2,486 Location: Buffalo, NY
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I think you missed a line...right over there! Just kidding, spectacular job!!!!
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Kokosing Construction, I think you’re right! Now I gotta start all over again. Mike
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