bigsky4ever
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building rotisserie for my 69 340 swinger project. This was one days work, had to order the jacks a wheels from amazon. Should be here this weekend.
The start of the Auto Rotisseri
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DartDad Too
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It look like your off to a good start. My brother built one for his 66 Coronet convertable. He used a pair of hubs from an old corn planter for the piviots. They work great. I have als read that trailer hubs work good too.
Good luck with your project.
Good luck with your project.
dodgedifferent2
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http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?p=1808516#post1808516
we used the hubs off of a 94 dodge spirit ... since i was junking the car anyways
we used the hubs off of a 94 dodge spirit ... since i was junking the car anyways
bigsky4ever
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thanks good ideas
nuttyprof
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Another place for parts is www.surpluscenter.com. Good prices, good service, good selection. If you get a catalog it's easy to compare parts to select them, but some things are not in it.
340john
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Good start...whats it going to end up costing you ?
bigsky4ever
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Wheels will be here Monday, made some brackets for the jacks to bolt to. Thinking the pipe we have for rotating assembly is a little lose, going to check out some hubs this week.
My father In-law had some of the metal the green pieces my cousins gave me. I'll have $230.00 into the jacks and six wheels, $30.00 in nuts and bolts and another $120 into the other iron we needed. So I'll have just under $400 into it.
My father In-law had some of the metal the green pieces my cousins gave me. I'll have $230.00 into the jacks and six wheels, $30.00 in nuts and bolts and another $120 into the other iron we needed. So I'll have just under $400 into it.
bigsky4ever
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engine stand I picked up a couple of years ago. I'll post some pics once the 340 in the stand.
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