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Need to watch the assembly video again and get a few things; the right lubricant and there was something they filled in the body. Then assemble.
Need to watch the assembly video again and get a few things; the right lubricant and the correct grease for the tensioning system. Then assemble.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLJ2ySItxgg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLJ2ySItxgg
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Need to get the tracks laid out and figure out how to store the whole thing.
Need to get the tracks laid out and figure out how to store the whole thing.


I've ordered some of the hardware to build the log caterpillar, but I need to figure out the details an build that. I think I'll make all the ribs solid pieces and have the sides bolt on. I'm also assuming that I'll be able to move it myself, but that may be presumptuous. I may need to setup a second pulley system to get the caterpillar into the garage.
To Buy
* Chainsaw
* Cant hook
 
Once the shop is far enough along that I can setup the sawmill, buy stuff and get logs delivered. Set aside two days to figure it out. Even if the logs are heavy, I should be able to move them with some decent leverage. I may need to make a few hardware trips to buy wheels and 2x4's to rig up a solution, but start simple and work from there.


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Latest revision as of 19:41, 5 January 2020

Need to watch the assembly video again and get a few things; the right lubricant and the correct grease for the tensioning system. Then assemble.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLJ2ySItxgg

Need to get the tracks laid out and figure out how to store the whole thing.

To Buy

  • Chainsaw
  • Cant hook

Once the shop is far enough along that I can setup the sawmill, buy stuff and get logs delivered. Set aside two days to figure it out. Even if the logs are heavy, I should be able to move them with some decent leverage. I may need to make a few hardware trips to buy wheels and 2x4's to rig up a solution, but start simple and work from there.