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I braised them TM and it went well, pretty easy really. The A frame isn't final F-P i'm working on that, it will probably come down at an angle before leveling out to be dead straight to the tractor hook.

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Looks good mate, I like the metal work. One thing though, I think the axles may be a little far forward maybe pull them back abit till there in line with the last crossmember ??? ??? :) :)

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Looks good mate, I like the metal work. One thing though, I think the axles may be a little far forward maybe pull them back abit till there in line with the last crossmember ??? ??? :) :)

have to agree with NCC there powerstar. :)

the next set of wheels to go on my trailer will be smaller & wider  than the britains truck wheels

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Like I said, none of it is assembled apart from the metal frame with the base, there's room for improvement, keep the comments coming, i like a little help from others, Tattie boxes & bales NH2, look good won't it, i'll post some pictures of that when it's finished  ;)

I just used the wheels off of my bogie blue bale trailer after it changed to a marston.

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It's really easy, just coat the joints in a red liquid called 'flux' then heat both bits of metal up to they are glowing red, apply the brass and the rest is like soldering.

so what you are kind of saying is, its a similar process to plumbing then??  ??? ??? ???

can you put some tips in the custom tips section please???  ??? ???

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i think it's the same fb,just needs to be hotter for the solder,so the guy in the shop said today,gonna try a test bit at the weekend hopefully,then give the project a try

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