Re: Espeefan's slow motion Peterbilt Heavy Hauler build
Nathan you give new meaning to the word perfectionist.
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Re: Espeefan's slow motion Peterbilt Heavy Hauler build
Thanks for showing the new tranny system. I have one of the transfer cases' in my Studebaker. Only problem I have found with it is its tolerences. Shafts have way too much 'play' in them. Other than that they are very heavy duty like your gear reduction.
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Re: Espeefan's slow motion Peterbilt Heavy Hauler build
Wow Nathan you still working on this? lol looking good tho, i think both our projects are taking a little to long compared to other one here! That tranny combo looks bullet proof, i really like it.
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I was able to machine up a new chassis cross member. Since deciding to revamp the drivetrain of my truck, I was in need of way to mount up the new transmission. I also needed a way to mount my cab, after lowering it for the new stance. This is what I came up with. http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...transplate.jpg http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...ransplate2.jpg I designed it to fit perfectly between the chassis frame rails. I still need to drill and tap some holes to secure it to the frame rails, but it's a press fit into place and I haven't yet decided it's finally resting place. I may slide it fore or aft, just as soon as I get some mounts made up for the transfer case next. Driveshaft length will determine the final position, but it will be hidden completely by the cab. http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...etaryplate.jpg And then the transmission and motor mount to the cross member, like so... http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...sinchassis.jpg http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...arboxmount.jpg View from the underside... http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...assisclose.jpg And one from the side of the chassis. Once the fuel tanks are on, it will be almost impossible to see, except if the truck is upside down. http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...ntingplate.jpg The transfer case will find it's home just forward of the lift axle. http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...einchassis.jpg That's all for now guys. Let me know what you think! :D |
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Nathan,
You never seize to make me feel absolutely stupid in some of my designs. Once again, you have raised the bar. :o |
Re: Espeefan's slow motion Peterbilt Heavy Hauler build
What a very clean and perfect job you do one your parts I am very impressed nice work Nate..
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Nathan that truck is so pretty it's gonna be a shame to paint it!!
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Re: Espeefan's slow motion Peterbilt Heavy Hauler build
Great truck Nathan :cool: I guess I never paid much atention to wedico's but there have been some realy nice ones show up here on the board. Keep up the good work.
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Re: Espeefan's slow motion Peterbilt Heavy Hauler build
Nathan is your new signature a sign of things to come? Don't take this wrong but I already miss the tractors.
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Re: Espeefan's slow motion Peterbilt Heavy Hauler build
Just mind blowing Nate....A true masterpeice at its best....Great job....:cool:
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Re: Espeefan's slow motion Peterbilt Heavy Hauler build
Great job.I am enjoying every step.You are the man.;)
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Re: Espeefan's slow motion Peterbilt Heavy Hauler build
WOW.. Great job Nathan.. The one problem I have with seeing artisans like you at work is it makes me feel like my stuff is crap!!!
Fortunately I thrive on that stuff... There is no such word as "Good Enough" in my book.. Again great job. Keep going.. it makes my build better... -Mike |
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Hi guys, I've been on a bit of a roll lately, and I whipped up some transfer case mounts for the Wedico! Now I have a nice way to mount up the t-case and I can continue working on the rest of the driveline. There isn't much left to do, but get the driveshaft lengths figured out, and figure out the permanent mounting location of the trans.
Here is a picture of the transfer case and it's new mounts. http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...ansfercase.jpg I'm still sliding things around in the chassis, but the transfer case is practically guarenteed to be sitting where it is in these pictures. I just need to drill some holes through the frame rails and bolt her up! http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...einchassis.jpg http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...inchassis2.jpg http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...inchassis3.jpg http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...inchassis5.jpg http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...inchassis4.jpg Things are starting to come together, and space is getting tight! I still need a way to operate my lift axle and I was thinking of using a servo, but it will take a little creativity to fit one in now, and it will most likely require some more custom machined parts! That's all for now. Thanks for looking. |
Re: Espeefan's slow motion Peterbilt Heavy Hauler build
Looking good!
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Nice and neat mounting!
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Re: Espeefan's slow motion Peterbilt Heavy Hauler build
Nathan that is some very nice work. Ed
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Re: Espeefan's slow motion Peterbilt Heavy Hauler build
very nice work cant wait to see it done!!!
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Re: Espeefan's slow motion Peterbilt Heavy Hauler build
Very nice build. I'm not in to trucks just yet but really enjoyed all of your excellent closeups. This gives me more insight into what I'd be up against if I were to build one of these trucks. Do you have the overall weight yet? Or did I miss that in all the replies?
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Re: Espeefan's slow motion Peterbilt Heavy Hauler build
I like how you whip thing up. Nice work Nathan.
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