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02-06-2012, 01:01 PM
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Re: IH 350B Payhauler Truck
Wow this is going to be a great build!! Keep up the great work your frame and leafs look spot on!
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02-06-2012, 01:44 PM
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Re: IH 350B Payhauler Truck
I was looking for this
 looks great so for , Ken
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02-06-2012, 03:03 PM
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Re: IH 350B Payhauler Truck
I appreciate the kind words. Here are more pics.
 I modified RC Channel axles - because I had them and they are metal. Turned the bolt bosses off and made the housing a snug fit inside a brass tube so I could make square housing and have mounting holes like the 1:1.  Rear axle & hydraulic cylinder mount.  Rear axle and spring mounting. Still need to add shocks.  The first wheel. Wheels create a lot of swarf! Will look a lot better when the hub covers get made, with all the lugs, studs and washers - and the IH emblem in the middle.  This is the trans pinion bearing block I made, since the motor will be remote mounted under the hood.  The transmission motor mount removed, case lowered, bearing block installed and ready for the driveshaft from the motor. 3-spd trans shaft modified for 4-wheel drive.  Here is the rear driveline with first set of dual tires mounted. They are RC4WD Rock Crusher II's.
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