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Self explanatory. [ Hard to zoom in on an angle] :D
 

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Not finished but you get the idea. It's supposed to look like a huge Lego brick. It's got 12 shelves inside. The end product will stand on its end.

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Oh and if you're wondering why there's so much filler on the knobs, it's because the hole saw got rowdy.
 
GotWood said:
I find it easier to just pull the motor/trans/case as one unit. No fighting bell housing bolts and no trying to line up everything on the way back in. But, I don't have a lift either.
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That would have been waaaay harder. I spent 30-40 minutes screwing around trying to get the exhaust loose. Header bolts came right off and it was loose at the joint, but the ubolt had deformed it too much. I finally gave up and just dropped it down to the floor. Bellhousing bolts were easy. 3 extensions on an impact and about 1 minute for all the rear facing ones.
 
tknopp said:
Old Lodge & Shipley lathe with 3 ford trannys for gearing.
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That is interesting. Was that how it was done or was that something someone did to make it work to their specifications?

Wes said:
View attachment 320266 View attachment 320267 Hanging with Pop for Father’s Day. It’s our yearly ritual. We fish and hang out. The old man wore me out as far as fish caught. We probably caught 50 fish in an hours time. Kept a few for a future fish fry. I caught about a 1lb bass on a cricket and cork. Decided to bass fish and caught a damn huge bream on a crank bait. Go figure. It was a good day though. Try to kick it with Pop as often as I can. We both aren’t getting any younger.
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Makes me want to go visit family in Aiken. Have access to several ponds down there. Looks like a good time was had.
 
WARRIORWELDING said:
Give it a month and you'll hardly hold him down! Does he get the cheerio?
Holstein and Angus mix?
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Hahah. We were just surprised the heifer walked away and let us check on him. That herd is really personable though. One of em will walk up to you and nudge you with her head till you scratch her neck and head.

We don’t do the no fun ring since we mainly sell yearlings. Don’t wanna limit the market in some cases. There may be some Holstein still in the bloodline since they used to have a dairy 20 some years ago but most of these are all angus with some black whiteface (angus/Hereford Cross) and the occasional Charolais here and there.
 
ghost said:
That is interesting. Was that how it was done or was that something someone did to make it work to their specifications?
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Probably powered by a line shaft back in the day. Looks like it originally only had 3 or 4 speeds available. Somebody added the trannys which gave the lathe way more speed selection options.
 
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