Local Legend 69 Jeepster Trail Rig

[Motiracer38]

I just picked up one a similar size but not really sure how useful it will be. Main selling point was a rotary table included so I can finally drill round patterns.

 

[BFR_Built 🇺🇸]

Being cold sucks…. Floppy heater hoses strewn across the engine bay suck. So I made some 1” Hardlines and used high temp silicone elbows to connect it all.




I had these really stupid backup lights flushed into the grill shell. They sucked. So I am cutting them out and hoping I can afford some good lights down the road. Welding sheetmetal sucks!!!

 

[BFR_Built 🇺🇸]

Great garage sale find.

 

[BFR_Built 🇺🇸]

I had to make some mods to my garden tractor. (Riding mower with a grading blade). It works so good for what it is.

Remote fuel tank and cup holder for those long days.

 

[BFR_Built 🇺🇸]

I am adding a skid plate to protect the Vitals.

 

[BFR_Built 🇺🇸]

I had to tie the new skid in up front to protect the oil pan. These tubes were a pain to weave them through all the stuff in the way.

 

[BFR_Built 🇺🇸]

On The Road Again!!!!!!

 

[BFR_Built 🇺🇸]

Logging in road miles to check vitals. I put the soft top on, got all the lights working, heater is now hooked up and interior is coming together. Things are looking up.

 

[BFR_Built 🇺🇸]

I put some dirt miles on her today. My new trans has a small issue. In second gear my trans coasts. The engine braking is not working.

 

[BFR_Built 🇺🇸]

Kicked out of the shop for a new crawler project I am doing a chassis for.



I will start a new thread on this one. 41 Power Wagon.

 

[BFR_Built 🇺🇸]

I added some new tools to the BFR Shop. Now I can get back to working on some projects and use table to help others build cool parts for thier projects.

Arccaptain MIG 200 and CUT 50 Plasma Cutter, Vulcan Welding Cart, Langmuir Crossfire CNC Plasma Table and ARC Flat fixture table.

 

[BFR_Built 🇺🇸]

More tools for my little shop.

 

[triple_fcked]

Nice, I love the langmuir I have in my shop. Can't even quantify how much faster it is than cutoff wheels for making brackets. What made it even more efficient is I have a printer scanner hooked up to the laptop so that I can just use cardstock as a template and scan it in to fusion using a reference measurement.

 

[BFR_Built 🇺🇸]

Nice, I love the langmuir I have in my shop. Can't even quantify how much faster it is than cutoff wheels for making brackets. What made it even more efficient is I have a printer scanner hooked up to the laptop so that I can just use cardstock as a template and scan it in to fusion using a reference measurement.

Can you share pics of your setup? I am wondering what primer and stuff you have.