anyone made rock sliders from scaffolding

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flash42

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looking at making some student rocksliders for my 90, had the idea of using some scaffolding pipes.
has anyone done, or attempted this?
if so any pics etc.

cheers

flash
 
dint try hard - did ya:rolleyes:

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I made my own Jack,sorry i would'nt even know where to start putting photos on here but after i made the main section i welded a fabricated angle bracket at the front which fits onto the bulkhead outrigger bolt.
For the back mount i used a bit of 24mm studding to go thru the tubular outrigger at the back,a nut at either end with a large turned washer to stop it sliding in and out.I welded an oblong plate 10mm thick on the end of this,with 2 11mm holes in it which bolts to a similar plate welded onto the main section with 2 tapped 10mm holes in it.
The main section was 80x40 industrial shelving which i 'found' at work.I also put slider bars on it made from scaffolding pipe at a 45 degree angle.
The design was based on some sliders by Mill Services i saw on Steves site at index so have a look at them,they look the dogs bits.Mine are painted black cos it was gonna cost £100 to galvanise them.
As i say,if somone could give me a step by step guide i'll put up some pictures cos i'm a complete muppet with computers as Ralph and a few others on here will testify
Cheers,Mick.

that mite help anorl;).
 
if yu look around - they come up occasionally - to buy new - you are looking at about £200, with the bits n bobs. I suggest yu dont go gasless tho.
 
if yu look around - they come up occasionally - to buy new - you are looking at about £200, with the bits n bobs. I suggest yu dont go gasless tho.


i got one an learned the hard way:eek:

gasless is great for welding heavey steel (4mm plus) but ****e for body work, blows holes even on the lowest setting:mad: so i now have to buy a gas conversion for mine:eek: bastid!

and for the flux core wireyou need a second mortgage
 
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