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Received some custom artwork on the tailgate of my 78

Two of my favorite welders

Ok time to coat it with bedliner again. That should be able to push a cow around

Ps The strap broke picking up the bumper

Everything that get in the way. Have hit a bunch of deer in the past few years. This is a deterrent from body damage.

Chevy’s

Building a pipe bumper for the front of a 78 Bronco. This should push stuff out of the way. The bumper is 5” pipe 1/4” thick wall steel, so is the Bull Bar. Will also add a receiver then can use the winch front or rear. Think this will look much better than that 1 1/2” tube.

Still driving my 78, and 79 Broncos, my 2006 F250. Still think of them as new even though they’re not

For the price and all the features the Hobart 200 is nice. I have a Hobart 210.

There are lots of options for small welders, lots of multi voltage machines. Stick with known brand Hobart 200, or 211, Miller 211. These are good machines for the garage

Here is my intended use of the hoist on the welding table, help with holding an fitting bumpers and brush guards. Still may add some out riggers. It’s lighter and easier to move than an engine hoist, the table is great for add ons

It’s first test will be holding up this 5” pipe cactus buster I’m going to install on a pipe bumper

Hurt my back again, still have to get things done. So I added casters to a small welding table, then added a receiver to the bottom. Then added wire rack shelving. Now I can add a receiver hoist to lift and move stuff like bumpers around the shop. This should help me keep from aggravating this...

Maybe some 4x8” tube steel, recessed lights, tow latches.

Sorry guys I can’t unsee that!!

Trims this stuff with ease.

This has been a good investment for me. If you need clean, straight, square, or angled cuts this is the saw you want.

Oh yeah I did leave off the picture of the saw, here y’all go

Yes it works very nice, a lot faster and smoother than a friction blade.

Hey gang picked up a Evolution Metal Saw. Let me tell you it’s awesome. Was looking at different cutoff saw solutions. Those using abrasive discs are less expensive however they do throw a shower of sparks. This carbide blade barely throws any sparks and cuts straight. Had some old roll cages...