I feel for you since I've been engaged in exactly the same procedure myself.
I find that watching Midsomer Murders on TV at the same time helps in some
weird, inexplicable way . . .
Pete.> Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2008 21:29:30 -0500> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To:
[email protected]> Subject: [TANKS] Sore forearms and the KTS :)> >
> I love the idea of hinge tracks. Four inch wide hinge tracks. With> all the
winter madness going on, I sat in the living room with tools> and hinges, and
started putting things together in the hope of having> a rolling chassis soon.
And boy are my wrists and forearms sore! The> locknuts take a lot of twisting;
I think it'll take me a few weeks to> get the tracks together, but with the
arrival of another box from> McMaster-Carr, all I have left to get is the gears
and chains.> > I made a mid-course correction from the M60 (which will have>
suspension, and take a while), to the new tank which will be> unsuspended,
using the 4" wide KTS tracks... The simple and quick> tank (so I can go paint
targets sometime before Christmas) is an> Israeli Ti-67. By not suspending it,
I'm getting a roller quicker> and it's helping me stay motivated to screw
together all those> hinges...> > -- > _______> / |O| \ Clark in Georgia>
###=======### IDF Ti-67> ###=======### KI4GYT> ### ###> >
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