Mortal Vindication "Name did change"

[TOOLS1]

I cleaned the build table off, and started to gather some things I would need.

I can all ready see, I need more beer

Here is the victim, or I mean lucky subject A previously loved 76 CB 750 A.

 

 

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[shinyribs]

Nice pump!Lets go bust some clays!Is that an SKS?  ...and brass knuckles?!?!    everything ok over there?     has the Revolution started without me?  MA! Git my gun    durn commies....

[shinyribs]

Carbine,shotgun,brass knuckle,bowie knife.beer and peanut m&m's....now that is a well prepared mechanic.Where is your BFH....you know...Big FARM Hammer??   If a 5 lb hammer won't fix it...must be an electrical problem

[Peterwh]

I really like your build table. I noticed it in a photo a couple of days ago. I'm going to make myself one. Did you incorporate any special features or is it just a simple flat table?  I was thinking a trough all round the edge for tools, fluids, etc might be useful.

[TOOLS1]

I can not find my 3/4 drive impact The one under the sawzall is an SKS. 1953 Russian. The pump is a Winchester Model 12. 12 Gauge. Also a 1953. The Carbine (Hog Slayer) is a modified Enfield .303 . The Bowie is a K-bar, and yes those are brass knuckles I think I also might need some Twinkies.
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[TOOLS1]

No Peter nothing special. Just 32 inches wide X 8 feet long. 24 inches tall. Made a 2X6 frame 16 inch on center. Did install two eye bolts, for straps. In the front corners. Best $30.00 I ever spent. The idea of troughs sounds good. I would make them removable, so they would not be in the way of taking the bike on, and off.
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[Piute]

 Yep more beer,(bottle wrap)Thats as bad as short on oil,Hat ...?
   Now your working RIGHT Or you having a Honda shoot with-out me,...Piute...

[TOOLS1]

 I just put it on the table. Damn this thing is a lot heavier then Toolbabes bobber.
 

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[shinyribs]

Love my SKS!Having trouble getting my scope mounted though. BTW,How DO you get them up there?

[TOOLS1]

A scope on a SKS That's just wrong
I teach them to jump on command
I pick up the front, and set it on the table. Then pick up the back, and set it on the table.
Or I attach a ramp, and push them up
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[shinyribs]

well....i guess a dumb question deserved thatwhat can i say.runnin' on 5 hrs sleep in last 2 days   yaaaawn   later

[TOOLS1]

shinyribs wrote

well....i guess a dumb question deserved thatwhat can i say.runnin' on 5 hrs sleep in last 2 days   yaaaawn   later

Better tell Crystal to give, you a break
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[shinyribs]

Shes outta town...that was all the break i needed....hope she never see this.BTW you got me to watching Supernatural.Not a bad show.Needs more females...ones that don't die or try to kill you

[TOOLS1]

Yea. It's too realistic in that respect.
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[TOOLS1]

I have been making some plans, for this bike. I am going to use a DOHC swing arm (it is 1 inch longer), and a 16 inch Comstar wheel on the rear. I am still deciding on the front. I have a set of 6 inch over forks. I could use. With a stock spoke wheel, and duel disc breaks. This would require a lot of rake in the frame. I also have a DOHC K model front end (2 inches longer then the SOHC forks). I would need to use the stock spoke front wheel with single disc break (maybe paint/powdercoat the wheel black?) Or I could use the Comstar with only one disc. I also have a DOHC C model front end. (4 inches longer then the stock SOHC forks.) It has a 19 inch Comstar, and duel disc breaks, but the axle is mounted on the front of the forks. I am not fond of this look though.
I am also planning on Konging the frame. Maybe even adding a few inches of stretch.
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[shinyribs]

Sounds like a plan! Can't wait to see progress pics!I am all about the build pics,love 'em

[Peterwh]

Tools, Sorry to be boring and go back to the table but I see the receiver for the front wheel now.  Seems like a neat idea.  Having thought about it some more, I was thinking about making the troughs just down the long sides with a purpose built, detachable ramp to get the bike on and off.  Also, I could permanently wire a bank of electrical sockets with a single connection to an extension.  That way I could connect inspection light, battery charger, etc, with minimum cabling across the floor.

A question about the height, do you feel 30 inches is comfortable?  If you made it again, would you go for higher or lower?

[TOOLS1]

I'm sorry. I must have had a brain fart. It's 24 inches tall, and it is perfect. The power strip does sound like a good idea. I have one on the work bench behind it, so I really do not need it on mine. I made the chock out of scrap 2X6. I used 3 1/2 inch screws, and carriage bolts to make it. On Toolbabes Bobber it needed to be 3 inches wide. However on the Bob-A-Matic it needed to be 4 inches. I just took out the screws holding the sides, and moved them out.
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[TOOLS1]

I could not help myself. The sawzall was calling me I just had to do it. I cut the two tubes that go over the engine off. Then I started playing with some parts I have. What do, you think?
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[shinyribs]

I love it!    Really opens it up.   Frames is not a gnats azz off the motor that way.    I dig it!!!