Road feeder build

[JustinJ]

Did some cutouts on the CNC and had the guys weld this guy up. Used a road feeder unit from west Texas feeder with the eliminator plate. Pretty stout and should hold 100lbs of corn. Still gotta powdercoat it.

[SwampRabbit]

Looks good. It seems like you would want to put a housing over that motor though.

[J&M Hamilton10]

nice build

[LivinADream]

on my to do list, but way down at the bottom of it. what is the reasoning for the "Y" on the reciever?

[JustinJ]

on my to do list, but way down at the bottom of it. what is the reasoning for the "Y" on the reciever?

Protects the motor and lets you set the whole thing on the ground right side up.

[Mexico]

Heavy duty! Nice!

[BolilloLoco]

Nice. How much time do you have in the welding? I have access to a water jet and weld shop.

[JustinJ]

Nice. How much time do you have in the welding? I have access to a water jet and weld shop.

I didn't personally weld it up but he had maybe 4 hours in cutting (besides the CNC cutting), welding, and grinding. That also includes figuring the whole thing up as we kind of made it up as we went, so with a remade cut list I'm sure it'd be less.

[JustinJ]

nice build

Heavy duty! Nice!

Thanks!

Yeah I figured I'd make this one pretty heavy duty as it'll stay on the ranger most of the time

[CoolArrow]

Nice

[Mex. Bowhunter]

Turned out Good

[Bone Thug]

Nice build...That looks good.

[luckey7]

Justin, do you have pics of the finished product? Also if you have plans for this i'd like to see them.

Luckey7

[bfree]

Very nice

[JustinJ]

Justin, do you have pics of the finished product? Also if you have plans for this i'd like to see them.



Luckey7

Still need to get the powder coating done. Might try the week. We kind of planned it as we went, but I can send you any measurements you need.