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Title: Trail spare axle cases
Post by: Zippy on November 15, 2005, 03:16:32 AM

I posted this up on Zuwharrie but thought I would throw it over here too.......

Hey guys ...just whipped these up and figured I would share.  I was wanting a way to keep the birfs packed with grease and not have it get all over everything.

(http://n2zpy.catskill.net/ZR2/Sammy/axlecases/parts.jpg)

Couplings are 4" male and female, (2) 4" to 2" bushings, and (2) 2" end caps and some scrap 2" PVC

(http://n2zpy.catskill.net/ZR2/Sammy/axlecases/glued.jpg)

Glue the bushings into the couplings.

(http://n2zpy.catskill.net/ZR2/Sammy/axlecases/finished.jpg)

Add in some PVC pipe and the end caps and you have your axle cases.

All told it took me about 2 minutes to whip these up.   ;D

Kevin

Title: Re: Trail spare axle cases
Post by: wildgoody on November 15, 2005, 08:19:34 AM

Very nice, keeps the grease in and the dirt out

Title: Re: Trail spare axle cases
Post by: mrfuelish on November 15, 2005, 08:51:53 AM

Looks good, can you use a 3'' pvc pipe and a 4'' cup piece at each end and get two axels in there? that might be cool also.

Title: Re: Trail spare axle cases
Post by: takai on November 15, 2005, 10:32:46 AM

Cheap. Easy. Functional. What more could you want?  ;D

Title: Re: Trail spare axle cases
Post by: jason hutchison on November 15, 2005, 01:10:24 PM

very nice. Way to use your noodle.... Add a welding igniter or coleman lantern igniter and those could double as a spud gun..

Title: Re: Trail spare axle cases
Post by: Zippy on November 15, 2005, 01:23:17 PM

Quote from: mrfuelish on November 15, 2005, 08:51:53 AM

Looks good, can you use a 3'' pvc pipe and a 4'' cup piece at each end and get two axels in there? that might be cool also.

You  could probably do that.