E-tek Restorations: PROJECT THREAD

[e-tek]

On a more mundane note....Spent a few hours engineering my way to lifting the Model T-rod shell and frame onto the table I built for it. Being a one-man operation, it sometimes takes a while to get things done - but get done they do.



Pulling the rear axle assembly was easy - 4 castle nuts hold the arched spring to the rear cross member and that's it!



After removing the right side fender today, I hooked it all up to the crane in order to get the body and frame up onto the table I built -







The Pullz-All comes in handy in a variety of settings.



Once back as far as the picker against the table would allow, I lowered it onto some dowels to make the final move easier -





Getting that done, along with some gardening, cruising in the 46 Merc AND the 81 TA and some shopping at Princess Auto, made for a glorious day 2 of the May long weekend! (Doesn't hurt that the wife and kids are away for the weekend too!!)

[Omphaloskeptic]

"O - you musta missed something....I already DID my 2-car...."



Dang, I need to take notes! I must have missed that post. E-Tek, you work so fast and on so many projects, I just can't keep up even reading about it. lol

[HOTFR8]

Originally Posted by CudaChick1968

Ohhhhhhh, don't stop me HOT. The more I get to know about E-tek's abilities and fab skills, the more likely I am to declare my undying love in public and totally embarrass myself. I can do all right but some of you guys just amaze me!

"Be Prepared To Stop" indeed ... even the Cuda's "lightning fast" Aerospace disc brakes wouldn't be enough if I was passing that garage.

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Sounds like you should turn the Hot Tub off Ed and get into the workshop so you can teach Cuda some new skills.

[e-tek]

Awwww - You guys.....

[HOTFR8]

Originally Posted by e-tek

Awwww - You guys.....