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Thread: Project Mini Hägglund

  1. #331
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dgurley2000 View Post
    What parts are you planning on fabricating with your new mill?
    Not sure but i think it`ll come in handy all the time. But for now i`ll use it mostly to notch tubing...

    Quote Originally Posted by Mc Taco View Post
    Update?

    Really just checking that all is well. You seem to be very regular in your postings whether it be progress or tool acquisition/building.
    Thanks man, i just came back from holidays. Report here: http://www.expeditionportal.com/foru...-travels/page2

    Reconnected the chassis to the frame today. Front:



    Rear:



    Both saws at work:



    Motor-mount:



    Then i started with the new seat mount. The seat is offset to the left now...

    First mockup:



    "Leg room":



    I can even hang out my arm:



    I`m going to pick up my new mill tomorrow, really looking forward to it...

    Btw., i started a facebook page, would be great if you guys could give it some likes: http://www.facebook.com/Steinez
    Old ride: 4WD Blazer
    New ride: Mitsubishi L300 4WD
    Quote Originally Posted by AeroNautiCal View Post
    You have to be one of the most enthusiastic and practical builder's on the Forum(...)
    You are the Go For It, Guy!
    Quote Originally Posted by surpip;
    Awesome, I had no idea that redneck had made to Germany. Love it.

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    First i finished the seat mount today:





    Then i started making some room for the mill. There`s a before and after pic each:









    Then i cleaned all my new tools and stuff from the anti corrosion oil:



    After that i picked up my "new" mill. Loading it on the trailer:



    Arrived at home:



    Unloading:





    Getting it through the house:



    At it`s new place:

    Old ride: 4WD Blazer
    New ride: Mitsubishi L300 4WD
    Quote Originally Posted by AeroNautiCal View Post
    You have to be one of the most enthusiastic and practical builder's on the Forum(...)
    You are the Go For It, Guy!
    Quote Originally Posted by surpip;
    Awesome, I had no idea that redneck had made to Germany. Love it.

  3. #333
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    Stein,

    Very nice looking addition to your shop. I'm sure I'm not the only jealous one out here.

    So, tell the truth here. Did you really start out to build a mini Hagglund, or was this all just a convenient excuse for buying or building yourself a shop full of tools?

    Thanks again for this thread. It's great fun to watch your work.

  4. #334
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    Thanks. I really just wanted to build a Hägglund, but now i`m happy about my tools too...

    Put the mill at it`s final place:



    Added a light:



    And built a dro for the x-axis:







    Also got this angle block and machined the edges:

    Old ride: 4WD Blazer
    New ride: Mitsubishi L300 4WD
    Quote Originally Posted by AeroNautiCal View Post
    You have to be one of the most enthusiastic and practical builder's on the Forum(...)
    You are the Go For It, Guy!
    Quote Originally Posted by surpip;
    Awesome, I had no idea that redneck had made to Germany. Love it.

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    Started building the articulated joint today. I`m going to build this first before i place the radiator, exhaust and stuff...

    The bearing for the left-right-motion will be made from a wheel hub. First i trimmed down the brake drum:







    Was able to remove a broken bolt with my mill:



    To determine the lenght of the joint i built a wooden template. Picture shows the max. 34° steering and the max. 34° vertical separation: .



    Old ride: 4WD Blazer
    New ride: Mitsubishi L300 4WD
    Quote Originally Posted by AeroNautiCal View Post
    You have to be one of the most enthusiastic and practical builder's on the Forum(...)
    You are the Go For It, Guy!
    Quote Originally Posted by surpip;
    Awesome, I had no idea that redneck had made to Germany. Love it.

  6. #336
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    Glads to see you back from holidays Steinez and also happy to see you working on the Hågglund again.....

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    First i improved my notcher:



    Then i started building the articulated joint...









    Further mockup, could work along those lines:







    Old ride: 4WD Blazer
    New ride: Mitsubishi L300 4WD
    Quote Originally Posted by AeroNautiCal View Post
    You have to be one of the most enthusiastic and practical builder's on the Forum(...)
    You are the Go For It, Guy!
    Quote Originally Posted by surpip;
    Awesome, I had no idea that redneck had made to Germany. Love it.

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    Came up with the idea of a big thrust bearing for rotation between both car`s:









    Old ride: 4WD Blazer
    New ride: Mitsubishi L300 4WD
    Quote Originally Posted by AeroNautiCal View Post
    You have to be one of the most enthusiastic and practical builder's on the Forum(...)
    You are the Go For It, Guy!
    Quote Originally Posted by surpip;
    Awesome, I had no idea that redneck had made to Germany. Love it.

  9. #339
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    Not much to show, just lathework to get the parts for the rotational joint ready:



    Also bought about 400lbs of steel:

    Old ride: 4WD Blazer
    New ride: Mitsubishi L300 4WD
    Quote Originally Posted by AeroNautiCal View Post
    You have to be one of the most enthusiastic and practical builder's on the Forum(...)
    You are the Go For It, Guy!
    Quote Originally Posted by surpip;
    Awesome, I had no idea that redneck had made to Germany. Love it.

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    First i built some shelves for my steel, so i`m actually able to find what i`m looking for. Maybe...:



    Then i continued working on the rotational joint. Both outer discs finished:



    The one in the middle:





    Assembling:







    I have no idea if that works or not. I guess i`ll find out...

    Then i got all the joints :



    Milled down a few:



    I`m really happy about my big saw:



    Everything mockep up:

    Old ride: 4WD Blazer
    New ride: Mitsubishi L300 4WD
    Quote Originally Posted by AeroNautiCal View Post
    You have to be one of the most enthusiastic and practical builder's on the Forum(...)
    You are the Go For It, Guy!
    Quote Originally Posted by surpip;
    Awesome, I had no idea that redneck had made to Germany. Love it.

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