Soviet Steeds

Chad, great write up. For the shaft that needs some sanding, have you considered first removing the rust using electrolysis? If successful, it might just save enough metal to minimize the effects of sanding it smooth. That deeply pitted shaft could be used as a test just to see how it works for ya. ...

Welcome, your gonna like this place......

Some of the projects that I have completed........ hovering over each image should show its title
Again, a huge THANK YOU to all that encouraged me to (re)learn this useful art-form.

Congrats on the new ride.

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Good thoughts generated and sent his way......

So, unless I have missed an update, isn't there an issue with hitches voiding the warranty?

I don't have a racing rig....so, no.... ....well at least not on purpose.

Welcome, wish I had known about Urals when I was at Bragg......your gonna have a blast on them beautiful roads.

That is way cool!

I don't do FB, but someone who does feel free to pass on my comment: you need to sell the Ural immediately and go buy something else to grip about.

A dream that came true.......40x40x12


At a yet to be determined date, planning a 20-25 foot roof and foundation extension out from this, the front.....

Nice job......

Welcome

Wooden wheels with wooden spokes and steel shoes.......very nice. Just proves the point, take care of your equipment and it will take care of you.