Lumber rack and...

[Guest]

This is 1 1/2" 11ga. sq. tube, 1" 14 ga. sq. tube and 3" x 3" x 3/16" angle, (for mounting rails).
Add a few bent rods for tie-downs and a removable rail (laying in a sawhorse on the left) across the back for loading tall stuff in the vehicle. I made it to fit a Ford Ranger.
Also, you will notice in the picture an awning that goes around my entire house, made from galvanized fence toprail.

[Mike]

Looks good. How much snow can that awning take? Just kidding. What part of SD do you live? I used to live in Lakeside and Ramona.

[Guest]

Originally posted by Mike
Looks good. How much snow can that awning take? Just kidding. What part of SD do you live? I used to live in Lakeside and Ramona.

I live in the Encanto/Lemon Grove area

[Tim]

Hey Rocky (Concerning Lumber rack)

Rocky D:
Please tell me..That lumber rack....What process was used in making that?
I am just currious thats all. I mean...Look at it. I really dont mean to "Dramatize" but **** Rocky! It looks so D**M good!
You know...I love this site with this new BBS service. I can see what the masters make and how good they look.
Keep up the good work
Tim

[Guest]

Re: Hey Rocky (Concerning Lumber rack)

Originally posted by Tim
Rocky D:
Please tell me..That lumber rack....What process was used in making that?

Tim

I used my HH90 MIG welder for all of it.