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@bondonutz1

2 жыл бұрын

Looking great, I'm excited to see the final product and how well it's works. Cheers from Florida USA

@joshhuttleston9164

2 жыл бұрын

So u got a parts list a break down with a dxf. File?

@calholli

2 жыл бұрын

Where you are bolting to the box frame--- you should drill both sides and weld a small pipe through the middle. Your bolts will need to be longer and go all the way through the frame; but this way, you can snug the bolts down tightly and they will squeeze that pipe/ sleeve and you'll be using both sides of the box frame--- rather than clamping to only one side, which is just thin metal and will bend fairly easily... That sleeve keeps the two sides of the frame from smashing together as you tighten down the bolts.... You can't just bolt to one side of the frame like that --- it's too thin and too weak. With a center sleeve, you can use the full structure of the box frame and fully tighten down the bolts without crushing your sides together. You MUST put center sleeves inside your box frame-- it's the only way to make it strong.

@Janterox

2 жыл бұрын

I would like to see u fabricating a home made wind mill.

@kusayelhalef473

2 жыл бұрын

HELLO DONN I just want to make sure you're fine it's been exactly one month are you ok my friend

Yes sir! Loving this project💪🏻👊🏻

Твои сварочные швы это отдельный вид искусства 👏👍💣. Видно сразу, человек на своем месте. Так держать 😉

It looks really promising! Excited to see this thing in action!

@jwdickinson643

2 жыл бұрын

agree! that thing is gonna be bullet proof!

Pretty Good !!! Looking good Donn, it's coming together , it's going to be a great help around there when you're through with building it. Thanks for sharing with us. Fred.

I absolutely love your design so far. Everything is so well thought out and as we see with your axle adapter design not everything works out with design 1.0.

I'm REALLY impressed with this trailer! The hydraulic lift will be a big help. The balance on the drive boxes will be better with tires and wheels, but you'll still want the lifting loops for maintenance or breakage. Good job; well done!

I still think you need a clutch built into your drive line at the back of the buggy... You want to be able to disengage your trailer on the fly--- so in case the trailer starts pushing you around a corner wrong or over a log- or up a hill or something-- and starts to jackknife, you can just pull a simple hand clutch and let the trailer disengage for a second and drag behind you again to straighten out and re-correct. It would make it much more manageable in those rough situations.

@Aladinscave

2 жыл бұрын

Will definitely need some sort of a clutch, otherwise stuff will brake especially with mismatched ratios …..

@calholli

2 жыл бұрын

@@Aladinscave It's not mismatched--- he's using the exact same diff that is on his buggy, and all the gears are 1:1 in his chain box. But you're right, It definitely needs a clutch; because if your buggy is slipping around with no traction and the trailer is still pushing you, it's going to jackknife you every time, especially going up a hill.

@wolvenar

2 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly I think this will be at best a switch in on the fly system so mostly not engaged, only engaged when needed to help out in a bind

@magneolavsvisdal5435

2 жыл бұрын

I used a syncro coupling from a land rover freelander in my trailer. Works like a treat

Excellent work 👍👍👍 . Thank you for sharing

@techMrRasheed

2 жыл бұрын

good

thanks for the coffee and the spinnies at the end.

I ve always wanted an kranman timber trailer. So watching you build your own style is really exciting. Jus awesome work so far. Love the pto drive system. Thanks for sharing my dude..

That’s awesome every part better than last waiting for next congratulations 👏

I enjoy watching your fabrication mind at work... Always interesting to see what you are building...

Nice job, can’t wait to see the next one.

It’s been a while since I’ve stumbled onto a true fabricator on KZread. The moment when you ground your welds flat near the end told a lot about your skill set. Impressive.

Love the ingenuity and the build... Let's see it operate !!!!

I can't wait to see this trailer finish . Keep it on 🙋‍♂️

As always, I like your kind of Fabrikation. Thumbs up

I'm truly enjoying this build series! 🤘🏼

Hi Donn, Looks like it's going to be great, I love your ability to be able to make with your hands, what your mind can perceive. I'm well aware of how much goes on in the mind, before it turns into reality. Thanks for the video, keep up the great work you do.

That is going to be one extreme trailer, love it...

A lot of snow where you live lol no wonder you spend your time doing projects in your work shop! Thanks for sharing and keep these great projects coming too us old machinist to blind to see.

@techMrRasheed

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

Been watching you build this. Very impressive engineering/welding skills. Very sure it will not fail during intended use Mark

Now that's some righteous welding!

Always a joy to watch

Super boulot . Impatient de voir le résultat final. Bravo

Es lo mejor que eh visto en mucho tiempo , estoy ansioso por ver el trabajo terminado!

looking good starting to take a bit of shape now u got the starts of the frame...

Turning out sweet!

Wow, very cool 👍✌️👌 thanks my friend 👋

I really like watching the way you solve problems. An idea for a new project - a DIY teardrop camping trailer build. I've seen a lot of them on KZread and it would be fun to see what your interpretation of one would be.

Great video can’t wait till the next one!

@techMrRasheed

2 жыл бұрын

I love your content. Keep up the great work

Just love the heavy plate

Looking great! Love your content, quality stuff;) small tip, instead of welding the horizontal welds first, I've been taught to weld inside and outside welds first to prevent warping the piece. Keep up the great work!

Fantastic job 👍

love your videos , cant wait for more

Well done!!!!!!!!!!

Brilliant video thank you

Quite the engineering exercise!

I love your content. Keep up the great work

Enjoyed the video as always ... happy for you the way the channel has grown ... all the best from Arkansas!!! More beer!

I can't help but to admire the way you "over build" things. It's maximum heavy duty or nothing.

Auuuuu brate brutalno!!! Svaka čast

Looking forward to seeing the next video!!!

Great work- Great video

Very impressive !

Flippin Awesome

Amazing!

I'm looking forward to your next video :)

wow man!!!! insane job!!! congrats bro!!

Being skillful is a bounty from the creator.

Nice work 👍

You are as steady as a robot with that welder👍🏻🇺🇸

Great work👏👏🤟

It's working verry good and I am like it.

Pretty good! You are a very talented person.

very nice project!😎

i am looking forward to your next build video!!!

Great Donn !!!

very good sir, I wish you more success and smooth greetings from Indonesia

muito bom, quero ver tudo pronto

I would suggest to also support the other end of boogie driveshaft to the frame to drastically reduce the load on bearings and shaft- anyway, I'm a big fan not far away

Glad to hear you talking

Hello Donn glad to see your Video. :) Keep going and Enjoy our time....

Looking at the way you work things out it would be nice to see planning of the design you build

From my experience running the plasma table at work (which can pierce 2" and cut up to 3" with an edge start) the closer you are to the maximum that it's able to cut the more slag or dross you're going to have. I'm not sure that's always the case but that's definitely been my experience.

@dozer1642

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, and the more deflection too.

@MrSaemichlaus

2 жыл бұрын

That is my experience with laser cutting, and I think it's for the same reason. The pressure of the cutting gas blows the molten metal out of the cut, but that pressure also vents horizontally through the already existing cut. So if the material is thick the pressure (or exit velocity) at the bottom of the material will not be high enough to eject all of the molten metal. Surface tension takes over and it balls up on the bottom. I haven't personally operated the laser cutting machines at my workplace, but I think you would ideally use different nozzle sizes for different material thicknesses.

Thins thing is gonna weigh a lot... loving the build so far!

Very good work mate, greetings from Indonesia. good luck and good health always friend 🙏

You might really enjoy annular cutters and a 3/4 inch Weldon chuck for your mag drill.

Nice build and video 😊👍

This is super cool, the crane I guess I did not see this option before. Either way its an impressive build. The wheel design can be used for any thing really. I could see this having 4 wheels each side and turn in to a machine by its self. Much like the track/amphibious machine you made. This design would be better than an argo along with it being way stronger and likely faster. Some form of automatic transmission with a diesel motor and a proper rear end would do wonders. With this design the unit can sit higher while still keep gravity lower. Pretty much can do 2 wheels like a skid steer, 3, 4, 5 or as many as you want.

looking good ,, only thought I have lost track of witch way the door is ,, might need to build it so that the UTV can hook up to pull it out ,, if built in backwards might be a pain in the back side to move the trailer out of the shop ..

It almost looks like you know what you are doing. ;-) Well done!

you are very good at what you do 👌👍👍👍👍💪💪🙂

That is going to be one heavy trailer😁. It's good that is 4×4😅💪

Nice video

Wonderful jobb Donn😁

One thing I would add.... get some inner frame paint. I would hate to see this work get done it by rust. I'm constantly chasing rust on my boat trailers and Jeep.

either you have an innate ability to design parts, calculate stresses, moments, etc. or you aced every engineering and fabrication course you took in college. your videos are just amazing!

Very. Very. Very. Good

A1 videos

I was not giving you my full attention today, sorry. I bought a new car and I am busy researching it. So one minute of your video, some research and then back again. But TU and great work, as always. Keep it up!

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@mortenbolin7481

2 жыл бұрын

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@commerceusa

2 жыл бұрын

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@mortenbolin7481

2 жыл бұрын

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@monicasantiago6429

2 жыл бұрын

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@cainguyen2974

2 жыл бұрын

‌He has really made a good name for himself.

Nice work as usual....looks like you could do with getting a Laser Cleaning unit to help with rust removal etc...?

Молодец парень!! Отличный ролик!!!!

Goo work sir 👍🤝 indonesia🇮🇩

Всё профессионально сделано!

That is one sturdy looking piece of equipment!

buen trabajo 👏👏👏👍

Great video again Donn, you're more vocal than usual too! :)

@R3dSmokeGaming

2 жыл бұрын

In his older videos he did a lot of talking but people complained about not understanding his accent, I never had a problem with it. But he stopped talking and started using the captions. It's good to hear some talking again

As always very nice craftsmanship and attention to detail! I am curious about that pen/marker your using? link maybe? keep up the great work.

Here's a guy who can throw a punch!

Good fun, I feel like we are watching something being built in a space program lab.

Hypertherm, best of the best in plasma

Hey Donn. Just a heads up but I'm sure you know - the two bolts to the frame will need sleeves or the threads running down with a die. 😃👍👌

Look up needle scaler it will remove dross even before the part is removed from the sheet.

this is what i want to did..but i m siiting for monthly pay doing less satisfied works..great to see this kind of peoples...its not easy for all...that passion will drive t do anything you want in that field.

You could have stopped at 12 minutes and have the worlds largest tuning fork.😉 Very nice work.

you're getting good use out of the welder, it earns it's workshop space

@techMrRasheed

2 жыл бұрын

good

Hey Donn, i like your videos. Its very cool what and how you are doing it. You need a big weldingtable from Sigmund! :D