One hectare = 2.47 acres

One football field = one football field??

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This may be what your lookin for.

Hey guys, I have been able to get exactly zero work done on my truck. Life has been trying to run me over all year. I have not been able to get the front of the frame on so no pics(I will post if and when it happens). As far as the upper rear control arm contacting the frame, it does or did till I m...

I think that no matter the size of the shop it needs to be 100% yours. I am having to relocate myself after my father decided to start charging outrages rent. So the moral of the story for me is no "partners". If I can't build it for myself then I refuse to do it. IMHO

I moved the front foward 1 3/4 inches. I also moved the rear foward the same. the wheel base on my truck is still 114 inches. http://i1321.photobucket.com/albums/u559/uni-farmer/2013-07-21144903_zpsc7d42b47.jpg http://i1321.photobucket.com/albums/u559/uni-farmer/2013-07-21144914_zps4c33268c.jpg http...

There are very few hopper bottoms here. the coveyer trailer is king here. potatoes and sugar beets dont work well in hoppers. the cattle like the wilson trailer:)

Looks good, I am suprised to see a Trinity trailer in the Hopper bottom capital of the world. That trailer is built here in Idaho.

The anvil display case and broken hammer handle may also be clues. Nice work!

I looked at the team 321 kit and is to low for my taste. I to have other things to do with $300+. So I decided to give it a try and build my own plates. I looked at several builds on the bumpside site and it looked doable. I had my hubs and rotors redrilled at a machine shop, it was cheaper then $30...

rickairmedic wrote:Looking good unifarmer . Whats the backspacing on those rims ?


Rick

I bought the wheels used, but i measure 3 5/8 inch backspace.
Thanks,

I was able to get the body on the frame. Im not exactly sure how much it will settle with a motor but this picture is with about 500lbs under the hood.

oldtrucks wrote:Love the build. The rearend is something I've been considering for quite a while. Do you have any instructions for the install?

Measure, measure, measure again. I still haven't been able toget the ride height where i want it, so i am not an expert yet.

I'm in southern Idaho.

Thanks,

Thanks guys for the welcome.
36truck- there is some rust, not too bad. Front of bed floor and a little on drivers floor.

Randy, The plan was to put the stock frame horns back on. After looking at it today, I may just run some tubing to the front. The dakota frame widens and rises as it goes forward. I dont have a powerplant yet so I may wait till I know what that is to build anything. As far as the width goes I want i...

I think that it may be time for a build thread. the plan is to mix the old with the newer. I have a 61 SWB small window uni, a '90 dakota frame clip, and a Cougar IRS. I dont have a power plant/trany yet. http://i1321.photobucket.com/albums/u559/uni-farmer/2012-11-29113316.jpg Here is the Truck. htt...

Thanks for the welcome.

Here is point A looking towards point B.
Thanks again.

Hey all, new to the registered side of the site, been lurking for some time. I bought another slick a few years ago and finally started to build. My first slick was 20 years ago and was a lot of fun so this i guess is round two. OK here is what it is, '61 SWB small window uni. I want to mix the old ...