small Skid Steer. belt drive--version

[buggyman1]

Hey, i just noticed you're from ky. What part of the state are you in?

 

[buggyman1]

Metal close to this.

Much better, that will be a lot stronger.

 

[Pooper]

South of Danville

 

[buggyman1]

I'm in Mt.Sterling, maybe i'll get to see this machine first hand.

 

[Pooper]

That sounds good, i been buying parts since i joined this site so maybe at the end 2012 i'll have it finished. lol:laughing:

 

[buggyman1]

Have you built anything before this? Looks like a fun project.

 

[Pooper]

few years ago I build a 45" x 6' utility trailor, bought the axle fron TSC and got the metal from metals depot, used treated deck boards on the floor put 2 2x6 for the sides it looks good. I'm a mad scientist/cobbler lol

 

[buggyman1]

few years ago I build a 45" x 6' utility trailor, bought the axle fron TSC and got the metal from metals depot, used treated deck boards on the floor put 2 2x6 for the sides it looks good. I'm a mad scientist/cobbler lol

Have any pics of it? I cut this trailer of mine into and extended it 2 feet to make it a 16 footer. I've never built one from scratch though.

 

[Pooper]

here it is, it's just big enough to haul a 250 4 wheeler or a 38" Bolens riding mower.

 

[buggyman1]

here it is, it's just big enough to haul a 250 4 wheeler or a 38" Bolens riding mower.

Hey, that looks good, bet the 4-wheeler fills it up nicely. You seem to have a good eye for building. Take advantage of all the talented people on TBN, they will do you proud.