Custom shop built dozer undercarriage change station machine, much needed!

Why not add a pulley to the shop roof and a strong hook point to the far end (so it balances between the top of the ramp and the winch itself) and use the winch itself to yank the thing up and hang itself from the ceiling when not in use?

Though, I'm not entirely sure OSHA would approve of a Franken-Thing of Damocles hanging above your heads by one pulley...

Your Shop Insurance Company might object a tad too now that I think of it...

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Fill in the gap between the rails and it becomes an RC Plane Runway...

That way, you didn't lie to Missy...

Much...

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You want to make Damm sure that track dont fall off your track holder onto someone workin on that track. Good watch, thanks for the view

Classic: "I won't say anything." 😏

Working Toys Awesome.

Hey Clint !! Just a thought,, but put an axle & removeable wheels under the winch support & then you can pull or push it with the forklift on the ramp end !! 🤔🙄👍👍👍👍👍

Look out Tucker is inspecting your welds 😬😁 great job guys!

Great shop project

Tips for the birds in the shop lay rubber snakes around and the birds will be gone

You should have put some sprockets on it

Good times 👍🏻🇺🇲

Certainly no jobs I’ll ever do, but I enjoy every minute of these videos, these guys are skilled technicians and the young men are learning from a great teacher. See you on the next one. 😀🇺🇸

Put some steel wheels on that so you can roll it out when your not using it

Hey, you are behind the times, Arron built DP a nice new pair of real steel trestles! He even painted them, and the workshop floor. bright yellow.

Great job Clinton and Kevin

Good morning

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The “Mark I Mod I” version proves itself.

Good back saver!👍👍👍

Yup… my back is feeling better already!…good job…now make Kevin camouflage it so you don’t see it taking up all that space in the shop.

Good job guys!!!

Good idea! 👍! Thanks for sharing!

👍 Popsicle sticks... she's got a point. Would I be complaining, hell no.

It was a shipping support for a body that delivered, and you did say this might come in handy one day.

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Like Kurtis from CEE Australia always says: "Shop-made tools are the best tools." 😁🤘

its cool to see you gyus making tools that is useful.

Henry Ford started something like this

Frankenstein Ramp!

Great idea . it will work well.

it looks like there is worn bushing in that chain

Like all of the videos

Never do with your back that which can be done with a machine! Knock the corners off the ramp section.

Love shop projects 👌🏻🤘🏼🤘🏼

That's from the BIG tow truck build...

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Yes dp got his saw horses upraded, when he was in scandinavia tmbts built him some proper saw horses. Shame about the paintwork 😅😅😅 re the welding...a bling man on a galloping horse won't see it , as my uncle used to say 😅😅😅😅

Lookin' good boys. Roof will be good for sure. Oh, leave them birds alone. kek

Worked well.

Lol at Dirt Perfect sawhorse dig! However, you can't say that anymore. MBTS and him built sturdy steel ones with a shelf, and the wood ones are gone. DP left on holidays, and to prank him, MBTS painted them bright yellow. Not CAT yellow. He hates the color, haha!

A great opportunity to go full metric and you missed it!

Make a rack to put the plats on for reassembly

Great build guys. How about thinking about putting a hinge at the top of the ramp and maybe even at each saw horse to make it more compact for storage and easier to move around. Just a thought for future mods.

It came from the wrecker build

I love the build and the improvements. Now how are you going to move it? Can't wait for the update.

We had tons of pigeons and starlings etc. getting into our shop and making a mess. We tried all kinds of poisons and traps. Finally, out of desperation, the pest company put in a loud speaker with a bunch of raptor calls that would alternate and play randomly through the day. Within a week, no more birds and we hardly ever get them anymore. The ones that do come in don't stay. It has been over 5 years and it is still working.

I wonder if some rubber pads under the feet would give enough friction to keep it from skidding. Maybe so tire tread, stall mat or conveyor belting

You guys are really great!!