Where did you get the material for the roof? I need to find some to make a cover.
Where did you get the material for the roof? I need to find some to make a cover.
I build a cab for my Honda Pioneer from www.onlinefabricstore.net
I originally went there for the 40mil clear vinyl for a roof and door panels.
I have ordered there a couple times now and am happy with them.
Has survived Maine winters so not too bad.
Last edited by AcezHi; 04-30-2020 at 12:20 PM. Reason: additional info
Couple pics of the Argo out doing stuff that I built it for:
Thats the back of our lot and I’m just working on cleaning out deadwood and general mess. Plan is to (eventually) build a small boardwalk back to the river and a small deck where we can sit and enjoy nature.
River has fish, mostly trout and sometimes atlantic salmon, but I haven’t fished in years. May take it up again now that I’m full on retired...
Last edited by great white; 05-03-2020 at 10:43 AM.
Double post.
Last edited by great white; 05-03-2020 at 07:37 PM.
your argo looks perfect sitting in that setting !! hope it's performing well for you. quite the custom machine with lot's of creative fabrication. johnboy va.
Local fabric store.Originally Posted by JSmith
30 years of SAR has left me pretty beat up. Pretty broken. I was the guy who could grab a 302 short block and walk across the shop with it. Now I struggle with a couple paint cans.
In the shop isn’t a big problem, I’ve got cranes and lifts to move heavy stuff. Outside is a different story.
So I built myself an all-terrain “crane”:
First job was to lift up the lawn tractor so I could spray the caked grass off the deck. Worked great!
This will be quite helpful for my yard and woods work!
And if I want to remove it, its just two bolts and pull the pin in the pulley to release the winch cable.
I just have to be careful how much weight I try to lift as the plastic tub will inly support so much...
cool
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