Vehicle Lift
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Re: Vehicle Lift
Had a chance to try out the lift using my Chevy Silverado. Swing arms were hard to move due to accumulated dirt and lack of lube but after placing them under the frame and pushing the button switch it raised to full height with no problem and with almost no change in motor/pump sound between no load and hoisting the truck. Left it up over an hour with the locks disengaged with no drift down. When the temps moderate some, ( 12F. in the garage today ) the arms will come off and a thorough clean & lube should make locating them under the vehicle much easier. Have not tried lifting the M, it has the snow blade mounted on front and with all that weight forward worry about stability. Next time I will get some action shots.
Carter
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Re: Vehicle Lift
That is some great news! Did you forget to take a picture?
Bruce,
1953 M-37 w/ow
Retired Again
Keep Em Rollin'
VMVA
1953 M-37 w/ow
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VMVA
Re: Vehicle Lift
Hi Bruce, I wanted to take some shots but it was late afternoon and the light was wrong. Next time will try on the morning when the sun shines into the bay. I have ordered some solid film lubricant and will do the lift chain and the telescoping arms and that should make lift arm adjustments easier.
Carter
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I thought you were singing a song, "When the sun shines on the bay"?
It's all good buddy.
It's all good buddy.
Bruce,
1953 M-37 w/ow
Retired Again
Keep Em Rollin'
VMVA
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Re: Vehicle Lift
Awesome Carter, I'l bring the F100 over at some stage so we can do a service and lube on it, should only take me several years to get there 
MM

MM
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Re: Vehicle Lift
I will be waiting and would enjoy that a lot.
Carter
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Re: Vehicle Lift
I have wire wheeled, dry film lubed the telescoping extension arms and used a rust converter on the rest then painted over that so far. Doing all that to 4 arms took several days which allowed the various coatings drying time.






Carter
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Re: Vehicle Lift
I cant wait to see the m37 in the air 

Thanks,TRAVIS
When it comes to gambling I don't play the Powerball, I play the Powerwagon
1952 M37 FARM TRUCK
230 W/THRUSH EXHAUST, DELETED HEAT RISER AND 12 VOLT IGNITION
1941 WC RATROD
w/ 5 TON MULTIFUEL TURBO DIESEL
When it comes to gambling I don't play the Powerball, I play the Powerwagon
1952 M37 FARM TRUCK
230 W/THRUSH EXHAUST, DELETED HEAT RISER AND 12 VOLT IGNITION
1941 WC RATROD
w/ 5 TON MULTIFUEL TURBO DIESEL
Re: Vehicle Lift
Soon, just need to take the blade off when the threat of snow reduces.
Carter
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Re: Vehicle Lift
i hear ya, the snow melted here and it was in the 60s for a week
now we're getting pounded again
now we're getting pounded again
Thanks,TRAVIS
When it comes to gambling I don't play the Powerball, I play the Powerwagon
1952 M37 FARM TRUCK
230 W/THRUSH EXHAUST, DELETED HEAT RISER AND 12 VOLT IGNITION
1941 WC RATROD
w/ 5 TON MULTIFUEL TURBO DIESEL
When it comes to gambling I don't play the Powerball, I play the Powerwagon
1952 M37 FARM TRUCK
230 W/THRUSH EXHAUST, DELETED HEAT RISER AND 12 VOLT IGNITION
1941 WC RATROD
w/ 5 TON MULTIFUEL TURBO DIESEL
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Re: Vehicle Lift
looks like the photo didn't show up
Isaac
Fairbanks, AK
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Civilian WM300 on DC3 tires
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Re: Vehicle Lift
Isaac, guess I screwed it up.
Another try.

The columns are plumb, they just do not look like it in this shot.
Another try.

The columns are plumb, they just do not look like it in this shot.
Carter
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Re: Vehicle Lift
What a great looking set up Carter..Sure beats a pair of Jack stand and a piece of card board..lol
Sal


Sal

1954 M37 WO/W
1969 M101A1
1967 M416
1969 M101A1
1967 M416