Bulk Grain Wagon Conversion, Part 1

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Not being entirely happy with the result shown above, I got up early this morning in fighting mood and attacked the modified chassis with a Dremel saw to create a well that fits the underside of the grain hopper. Also note the added coupling retaining screw and washer.
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That's much better. There's still a hair's-breadth of clearance between the wheels and the underside of the hopper, but it's still a fraction of a millimeter too high. I could file the hatch hinges off the top, that would just about make all the difference I think.
[Image: GW020.jpg]

Or I can always run it with the top off. I wouldn't be surprised to find that this represents a genuine real-life wagon too.
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Bulk Grain Wagon Conversion, Part 1 - by chrisjo - 06-23-2015, 11:07 PM
RE: Bulk Grain Wagon Conversion, Part 1 - by chrisjo - 06-24-2015, 08:34 AM



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