Pulling Truck Photos

That is sweet. Can't wait to see it finished.


I know it would be hard to do but that "swoosh" on the left connecting the bottom of the injector and the C, Get an LED strip to put behind it that has a "chase" mode.
 
Thats actually a cool idea for the name of your puller. Never thought of doing something like that and very easy to do with a plasma table.
 
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couple of pics
 

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rnemovr said:
What's with wider tires up front?
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As stated, same width as rears. Ideally you want the front tires and rear tires to track independently of each other to contact fresh packed dirt (although most orgs require a 1" overlap of centerline or similar).

Due to having a frame wide enough to accept a motor/tranny in the front and being able to steer (without having issues with the tires hitting the framerails), it's easier to narrow the rear tires (most run a narrow section of frame in the rear with the tires almost touching) than the front. Hence the wider stance in the front.
 
Leadfoot said:
As stated, same width as rears. Ideally you want the front tires and rear tires to track independently of each other to contact fresh packed dirt (although most orgs require a 1" overlap of centerline or similar).

Due to having a frame wide enough to accept a motor/tranny in the front and being able to steer (without having issues with the tires hitting the framerails), it's easier to narrow the rear tires (most run a narrow section of frame in the rear with the tires almost touching) than the front. Hence the wider stance in the front.
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OK makes since, mostly making sure I wasn't seeing things.
 
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