Posted by farmer rock on February 19, 2020 at 17:17:33 from (73.187.54.195):
In Reply to: welding truck posted by farmer rock on February 18, 2020 at 17:48:20:
hey guys,thankyou for all the info and the pictures of those awesome trucks.as far as the crane goes,i guess I can live without it til' I can afford it,the main reason I want it is since I will be doing a lot of ag/construction repair, I just think it would make working alone a lot easier when it comes to lifting heavy objects.as for the truck,i always overkill everything,and I bought this truck to use as a welding rig,and however it does get setup,it will definetly be easy to get on and of the truck.like you guys suggested,i went to welding web,and I saw a bunch of great ideas,so that along with the ideas from here,i now have a picture in my mind of what want it to look like.thanks.
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