Power Wagon Rebuild (Update: 11/5/08)
08-27-2009, 07:42 PM
#143
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 461
got the tank lined, and painted, and in the frame:
Walbro pump mounted:
still have to plumb in the return line...
Pump or the far right is the converted saginaw steering pump for driving the winch. I retrofitted it with an A/C electric clutch so it's not turning unless Im using the winch
String shows the belt routing. Alternator isn't in the picture here, so, the one string would go to the left, around the pulley for it.
still need to finish the adjuster bracket for the belt tension...
Walbro pump mounted:
still have to plumb in the return line...
Pump or the far right is the converted saginaw steering pump for driving the winch. I retrofitted it with an A/C electric clutch so it's not turning unless Im using the winch
String shows the belt routing. Alternator isn't in the picture here, so, the one string would go to the left, around the pulley for it.
still need to finish the adjuster bracket for the belt tension...
09-03-2009, 08:49 PM
#148
1.0 BAR
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 461
finished the adjuster for the winch pump. I dont like the old slotted pinch bolt type brackets, so, I cooked this up. Might make one like it for the alternator and power steering pump adjustment as well:
Fully in:
Fully out:
And a NICE weld I laid on the bracket... on the back side of course... haha
Then, I moved on to some body work, since, Im out of cash for the time being. I worked on fixing the bed floor. I was going to use the AZ body bed floor, but, it had more dents, holes, and tears in it than I remembered, so I decided to use it for patch panels to fix the original floor:
Original floor:
after bumping most of the dents out:
And, first patch panel:
Original:
New:
and the repairs from the top side. I gotta weld them in from teh top, then take the flapper wheel to them.
Fully in:
Fully out:
And a NICE weld I laid on the bracket... on the back side of course... haha
Then, I moved on to some body work, since, Im out of cash for the time being. I worked on fixing the bed floor. I was going to use the AZ body bed floor, but, it had more dents, holes, and tears in it than I remembered, so I decided to use it for patch panels to fix the original floor:
Original floor:
after bumping most of the dents out:
And, first patch panel:
Original:
New:
and the repairs from the top side. I gotta weld them in from teh top, then take the flapper wheel to them.
Last edited by josh19wrc; 09-03-2009 at 09:01 PM.
