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kraigWY

12-11-2004 14:44:56




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third party image

Bare with me I'm seeing if I can figure out how to make smaller pictures.

Pallet forks I made.




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Kevin (FL)

12-12-2004 05:59:13




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 What's that white stuff? in reply to kraigWY, 12-11-2004 14:44:56  
Kraig,

Good job on the pallet fork setup. I'm drawing up some plans for a Cub landscape rake--hope to get something built this winter. By the way, what's that white stuff in the background--it looks like beach sand or something??



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Bill Drew

12-11-2004 19:40:55




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 Re: Picture down sizing test in reply to kraigWY, 12-11-2004 14:44:56  
Good shot. Take a look at the JPEG compression option(s) when you save the picture. That one is 98K and one about half of that is almost as good a picture. When the phone line runs through a swamp and a really fast connection is 36Kbps, smaller images are really nice.



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Coloken

12-11-2004 15:44:01




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 Re: Picture down sizing test in reply to kraigWY, 12-11-2004 14:44:56  
Great kraig. I'm so glad you posted the picture. this summer I helped a buddy make teeth for a loader and wish we had seen this befor we did. He used 4 inch channel iron for his. The trick is to make them so they can slide to adjust width. You did it so nicely. Only with a picture can we see how.
Kenny



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John Niolon

12-11-2004 15:26:52




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 Re: Picture down sizing test in reply to kraigWY, 12-11-2004 14:44:56  
Craig,

that one is nearly perfect.... small enough to post... large enough to see the detail

good job

what do you plan to lift/carry with your forks... that looks like 2x2 tubing... hope it's light ?

John



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kraigWY

12-11-2004 17:17:06




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 Re: Picture down sizing test in reply to John Niolon, 12-11-2004 15:26:52  
2x2 tubing, 1/4 inch wall. The reason I made the forks so I can rase a pallet of assphalt shingles up to where I can get them with out having to climb down the ladder while re-roofing a shed. Any heavy lifting I do with the loader.



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