Skull Crusher
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Cheers back at ya, Skull Crusher. Always love hearing from you. And hope everything is fine with you and your lovely lady-friend!So, it's been a long time since I've posted some stuff overhere...but dispite the snail go, we are strong working on the truck.
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A big huge to you all!
Hello up there, Ahab!Cheers back at ya, Skull Crusher. Always love hearing from you. And hope everything is fine with you and your lovely lady-friend!
That's not an everyday-kind of bed you got there for the Kraz (which is looking completely awesome, by the way).
It looks like it was designed for some specific hauling; do you know what it is that's meant to load onto that thing?
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I intend to build a flatbed to make it more useful and also to carry a container (going to put my workshop inside of it).
Me and my girl are going to immigrate to Canada in 5 to 10 years and we plan to use 2 containers, 1 for the workshop and 1 for the house I intend to build for us.
Can you or someone else help me out with some ideas, tips and all?
Hi there, Wrench!Hello Skull.
How is your project coming along? Mine is kind of stale mated I am work on another project while the grass is green ( doing some welding; building a lean 2 to park waiting projects in) LOL
What's always great about your work, Skull Crusher, is how clean and professional it is. Photos of your progress are always a treat.But, here I am with some more news:
Thanks, Ahab!It was shouting H-D, but I was unfamiliar with the saddle.
That's a fat machine; VERY nice.
I owned a nice bike back years ago, BMW R50/2 with drive shaft and it was all German precision; a great machine.Thanks, Ahab!
Yes, is's a fat one indeed!
What about you? What have you been doing all this time? Is everything going fine with you and your family?
Cheers from the woods down here!
Yeah Ahab, she is a **** of a bike! I rode one once, liked a lot, gobs of torque for a 500cc!I owned a nice bike back years ago, BMW R50/2 with drive shaft and it was all German precision; a great machine.
News here now is the rain:
- 2.75" (70 mm) of rain in D.C. so far today already breaking the daily record of 2.59" (66 mm) set in 1881.
It's some kind of wet around here.
Good one, Wrench!I have started my thread here is the title I will keep adding stuff as time goes along. I started it from the beginningWrenchturner's M931 build
I have no words to say about your own words!Here's what it is about your work Skull Crusher:
- It always looks so perfectly executed, and like it was all simple and easy.
- I never picture you busting' knuckles, or swearing any blue streak of frustration.
All this might just be in my imagination, but your excellent photos always lend that kind of impression.
Nothing ever seems to be a problem, and everything works (and fits). It's great. I love your stuff.
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