WW II Lawn Spinner

[usmcpop]

I either missed that one or you've been holding out on us. Did it spray water?

[Hotfoot]

That one was three or four years ago, Pop. I did not spray water, but a Rainbird could have easily been mounted on top of the rotor, which simply spins in the wind.

I suggested that it be mounted on a four foot pole stand, tilted forward, as if coming in to land...the height would be to keep it from decapitating anyone....like.. Vic Morrow...remember?

...but as usual, I never got to see how it was mounted after I delivered it to the lady's ranch.

I did do a series of
Machine Gun Lawn Sprinklers" back about then....most were made from various Harley mufflers, each different. The "trigger" was a pistol grip hose nozzle. The concept was the kids (or drunks) could have a blast, and your lawn would end up getting watered in the process. I did maybe ten different ones. They all sold quickly, but I wasn't interested in continuing them...

[Roger]

Have you ever made a tripod mounted slingshot?

[Hotfoot]

Have you ever made a tripod mounted slingshot?

'can't say that I have...

[j0hamilton]

A great number of admirers around Saturday (gotta enjoy trades morning! ) I'd to wait around in line a bit to get a closer look at this and your rocket wheelchair. Great job as always Foot!