Here is a picture or 2 of my latest DB project. I have a thing for hauling carts and garden equipment in general, so i present my generation 2 semi-orginal one.
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Another DB item
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Re: Another DB item
Very nice. Are you adding brakes?
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Re: Another DB item
Probally not, as it didnt have any. You could have gotten them with brakes or without. Even then you could have gotten over slung or under slung ones. Its pretty flat here so braking isnt much of a problem. I do have some that fit the tractor so i may go that way if i decide i need them.
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Re: Another DB item
Those rope makers are great! Any chance you have a video of it in action?
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Re: Another DB item
I have two kinds of machines to make rope with. One is a New Era unit that will produce 1/4" to 1" stuff, and the New England Butt machines produce braid. One of the braiders makes a flat braid and the other a round hollow one. With the hollow one i can make wire harnass, or cover something like a spark plug wire with cloth. Dont have any video right now, but we might get some done at the upcoming show this August. Not sure if ill have room for the braiders this yr, as im bringing a lot of DB hauling carts to this show. There kind of big and take up room in the trailer fast.
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Re: Another DB item
That is one nice cart
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