Recent content by MaineFarmer

Made some more progress last night. Still a long way to go, and probably a ton I haven't though of but it's now rolling! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks. With a one year old girl it's important to find your escape, welding happens to be mine. I love my Millermatic! Lays down nice beads and makes it feel simple. I've made a little progress this evening. I've attached the spring perches to my 6000# axle [emoji50] but I got it brand new for...

Looking good so far. Have any plans on what water tank you will be using? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Today I moved from collecting parts and steel to the 'build it phase'. I purchased a used HF style trailer by after peeling the old 3/4" PT plywood deck and checking out the quality build I have since decided to keep it as a utility trailer and build myself a good EXPO platform.

Myself and maybe a couple others will be there I'm sure [emoji3] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Looking nice. Are you concerned about the pivot bending? Looks like that's a different style than I used. I do like the bedside protection!! Looks clean. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Looking really good! It always has amazed me how much steel can move around when heated! I'm always fighting heat while welding. I like where you are heading as far as rear clearance goes. The spindle for my swing out is 4" tall on the base. So that's my limiting factor. Can't wait to see your...

Looking good. Got any idea how to hook the chainsaw on securely? I'd love to have my saw accessible when needed but I'm afraid I'd lose it or it would take a beating back there... Here's my start. I like the detail you are putting into this! -Jason Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nice looking 4Runner! I really like the HID retrofit. Should help at night a bit. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Love the truck. I'm working on burning on some hoops and I think I found my inspiration. How does the OME leaf pack handle the weight of your cap, platform and all the gear that goes with you? And a RTT is a game changer! Go for it. This is the time of the year to find them used... Those are...

If you are trying to stop heat. Try sewing a sheet of space blanket into the middle of the two layers is a good method. It's how some people make curtains in Maine to keep the cold out in winter. Edit: very cool project btw

I also enjoy watching your builds, sorry to hear you've moved over to mud. There's a lot of good info there but also strong opinions that sometimes make it hard to find the info I'm looking for.

Very nice report, makes me want to drop it all and run for the border for a week :)

Stopping in to say hi. Glad your on ExPo now as well. It's a good read. Please keep the narrative going. Thanks