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nuts, bolts and common pipe fittings among other misc stuff, some electrical supplies and toolsComment
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shop building, continiously heated with 4 large doors and curtainable paint booth. Complete plumbing, utilities, equip maint and fabrication,, etc.Comment
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Welding compartment includes Lincoln GS8000, 4 bottle rack, lots of crecent wrenches and grinders,, etc. We try not to rob tools here for shop. We can go at almost moments notice.Comment
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cheap chop saw on truck for pipe fitting and small cuts, also porto power and power pipe threading. Lots of blocks and rigging stuff in another compartment too. There are 2 tool boxes on top for extra leads and hoses,,, misc stuff and ladders too.Last edited by Sberry; 05-20-2003, 10:13 PM.Comment
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fold down tail gate with vise and pipe vise. Steel storage rack under bed for long stuff. Some blocks and tray for some chokers too.Comment
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welders in shop. Will send some pics sometime of a couple portables on trailers. We also have 2 feeders in shop.Comment
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Sberry,what kind of mobile jobs do you find yourself getting into most?Comment
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That is one totally cool truck!! There is nothing you CAN'T do with that rig!
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Sherry:Originally posted by Sberry27
serv truck air comp, enclosed
This set up is most intriguing to me. What horse power does your moter have that runs the pump. How and where does the oir go. I have a twin piston pump that I need to use and your idea is the best. Can you share all the details of how this one is done.
Sincerely,
kcoonkcoonComment
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Is it or was it tough getting that welder in place and servicing it?DukeComment
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That truck is entirely too neat, and I couldn't work with it.
Where's the pressure washer to get the mud off that white truck?Comment
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