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  1. #1
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    Deer Skinning Rack Prototype...

    Here is the first pic of my deer skinning rack. It is not totally finished. I have to add the boat winch and pulleys, and oh yeah the deer. I gave it the jump and hang test. It passed.

    2" 3/16"square tubing on bottom. 1 1/2" sched. 40 pipe for lower section and 2" sched.40 pipe for the top two pieces. The supports are made of 3/16" plate.
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    Todd Eldridge
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    Newbie Hobby Welder

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    2nd pic

    no message just a pic.
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    Todd Eldridge
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    Todd,

    I'm assuming that you have a pin somewhere to raise and lower that thing, but I can't see it. Unless that is some trick photography, the second pick shows the rack much higher than in the first. Looks like a good sturdy job, now to get a big buck hanging from it.
    Arbo & Thor (The Junkyard Dog)
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    Right now there is a bolt, but I plan to put a spring loaded ball pull handle on it and a handle on the other side so you can raise it to whatever height you need. The 2nd pic is max height about 10'.
    Todd Eldridge
    todd.eldridge@cnet.navy.mil
    Newbie Hobby Welder

  5. #5
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    I was wonderin if you were huntin deer or dogs there in the first pick,but i wasn't gonna start a fight ,then i saw the second picture!nice job,good idea!

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    I wanted it to be collapsable so I could put it in the back of my truck easily.
    Todd Eldridge
    todd.eldridge@cnet.navy.mil
    Newbie Hobby Welder

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    Nice job. looks really good. don't let my neighbor see that or he want me to build him one.
    Art is dangerous!
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    Todd,

    Nice design. Thinking if you pinned (or bolted) a short section of the 2" pipe below the main part, you could pivot the upper boom. This could also be used to load/unload heavy stuff from the truck.
    You did say proto; I would radius that upper plate so it would not do a much damage when someone bangs their head into it.

    Bob

  9. #9
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    After making the prototype. I have decided to make several changes. I haven't thought of the edges though. When I make the final version, I am going to post it here.
    Todd Eldridge
    todd.eldridge@cnet.navy.mil
    Newbie Hobby Welder

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