Don't Forget, meetings have moved to our new location @ Mark and Monica's Family Pizza, 4751 Manzanita Ave., Carmichael, CA 95608!
4:26 am
I've got my axle stand finally started. It will be available to club members too.
Few other details to add, such as casters, expanded metal, couple more struts, etc.
Gotta make some progress here --
5:38 am
Club President
April 2, 2003
Offline
Cool idea!
Kathleen and Brad
7:45 pm
Club President
April 2, 2003
Offline
Just saw a guy (on the way to work) who was dumpging a D60 front axle (8 lug). I bet it could have been purchased for 150 bucks or so! It was on his trailer below two water heaters...
Kathleen and Brad
12:56 am
It's actually a little better than I thought. My limit will be the caster wheels I get. I think I'm gonna get 290 lb/caster ones that are step. You get a friction insert to the tube and it seats the flange very well. No welding needed.
[Image Can Not Be Found]
Stem Caster: Friction-Grip Stem Caster W/Brake, 5" X 1-1/4" Rubber, 7/16" X 1-3/8" Stem, 290#Cap
http://www.mcmaster.com/#stand.....rs/=mjwpve
Simulating 1200 lbs on the top shelf (for the heck of it) and as point loads. Single axle is roughly 500 lbs.
Deflection is just under 3/16" and roughly 16 ksi. Consider yield at 36 ksi for mild steel.
I think I'd like to make an adjustable shelf in the middle. Accomplished by sleeving solid round rod through the legs just like how a book shelf works. Something like that.
Yeah, I'll have an adjustable member for securing the pinion.
3:29 am
Looks like you put too much weight on the middle of the stand, its turning red and melting.
1 Guest(s)
