New forks...

[John T]

Whipped up a set of SSQA forks to help with the firewood.... and other things.

still want to fabricate a short backboard on top.... even thought the forks sit low....

never know if I need to use it for something taller than logs....

 

[radas]

Love that mag drill, really nice job on the forks. I'd recommend a "brush guard" of sorts similar to land pride PFL1242 to keep the weight down.

 

[ve9aa]

Ditto on the drill.

Nice fabrication. I am pleased to see that you're not aided by Bud Light ! ;-0 LOL

I toured the Miller factory in Milwaukee one time. Great place.

Wait--this post was about forks. (how did I get off track so quickly?)

 

[GeoHorn]

Beautiful Canines!

 

[Runs With Scissors]

Nice job for sure!!!

Those welds along the top look sweet man! I'm jealous.

Just an FYI, After further review, it appears someone pulled an prank on you and put a Kawasaki badge on your work bench. You might wanna take care of that before it leaves a mark.....

 

[McMXi]

Whipped up a set of SSQA forks to help with the firewood.... and other things.

still want to fabricate a short backboard on top.... even thought the forks sit low....

never know if I need to use it for something taller than logs....

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Welding projects are my favorite kind of project. I'm currently working on a ladder for the boat trailer as well as modifying a front weight bracket for the M6060. Great job on the SSQA pallet forks, and as others have said, wonderful dogs!

 

[GeoHorn]

I flew for Miller in the late ‘80’s. (Didn’t let them know I was a Becks / St.Pauli Girl fan at the time.)

 

[chim]

Nice work! I use Stick-Kut instead of Miller to lube on my annular cutter