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Man! Get a life! You been watching way too much "Junkyard Wars" and
"Monster Garage"! :-) wrote in message ... I like that idea!... I could weld barrels onto the axils and put paddles on them. That way I could just change the wheels and drive on in. On the front I could either run a chain to spin them from the rear or use them to stear. Now that I think on it more heck I've alwayse dreamed obout building a car-boater thing. That is drive up to the water (maybe pulling it on a trailor) put the boat in the water and drive onto it. strap on and use the car's wheels to drive a wheel rigged onto a prop. Could use a car-differential in reverse tied to a prop. That way even reverse would work, And whatever the gearing a chain-sprocket mechanism could adapt it. hmmm why arent these things for sale??? Hasent such a thing been done? Just saw the wheel-drive-on cyllendars used at the motor-vehicle-immisions testing system. Seemed they worked pretty well. .... |
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