Yeah, but how bout the cigarette lighter?At least the wipers work..
Yeah, but how bout the cigarette lighter?At least the wipers work..
For this a picture might be easier but I am all pictured out for the moment. So, on my vertical floor press, the deck or work surface that supports the work or components to be bent or pushed or compressed is vertically adjustable. The end legs are drilled and accept steel pins on which the deck sits. The issue for me is that this deck is both awkward and fairly heavy to reset for position if I have to work with something long, such as shafts or an axle, and my need is to remove the bearings. The room is there but the deck would have to be dropped almost to the bottom pair of holes and while gravity would accomplish that quite easily, it is the wrestling match of getting it back up off the floor and returned to its normal or default position that causes me pain: (often literally). That deck is just heavy enough as it is and I did add internal ribs at one point, made out of 1-/4" flat plate? to both stiffen it up and tie the long side to side rails into a permanent relationship with each other that the factory assembly botls kind of only skirted at best.What is the purpose of the winch, as in what are you trying to lift?
I can see what you mean, pics will explain it tho.
I got into the mower I posted above. Tore it down to a long block basically and inspected everything, lots of corrosion so somebody left it outside where it could get rainwater all that crap in it..🙄
Cleaned up what I could and actually got it running, had a surging idle which with these engines that's a bad governor and it's not worth replacing so I cannibalized what I wanted off of it for my other mowers since most of the parts are the same. It had a new blade on it, that went on one of my mowers. Put it on the street side for the community recycling program.
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Since I had all the tools out, I took my two other push mowers and tore them down the same way to the long block. Blew them out with air and cleaned them up, sharpened the blades and they are ready to go for this season.
November to March here, it'll start growing this month.Is there really ever not a season to mow?
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