Where is everyone #5

Yep. Got to be careful when going from one nut to another. I have twisted my wrist more than once.

 

This is my impact, I don’t like the trigger location. Think it’s 2500 ft lbs?

 

I've got a nice Matco 3/4". They claim 1,800 lb-ft torque. I do know I've snapped cutting edge bolts with it on some of the small to midsized equipment

 

Thank You!!! Tomorrow, I will try to find the tag on the distributor and see if we can get the correct electronic ignition for it. On the plus side, I did drive it about 7 miles the other day. It did get better as we went, but still needs some tuning.

 

Same one.

We dang sure don't let it hammer away too much when putting things back together.

 

And the hoist works as well!!

 

Hey 51. Might consider cutting off 4 or 5 ft of the rear of bed. Is that all the farther up it raises? Or does the bed hit the ground first. That doesn't look like enough of an angle for dirt to slide out unless maybe you weld some sheets if steel to the floor.

 

It'll go higher, it just ran out of fluid to go higher. Once we topped the fluid off, it went until the rear almost touched the ground. I'd like to cut some of the back off and eventually shorten the whole thing up.
It does have a steel floor, but it's a tread plate type sheet in there. I hope it will go high enough to dump it off that.

 

Now that’s a tractor hauler if I ever seen one......!!!

 

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