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thanks for the Pic as that thing is way cool. it looks a little BIGGER than i thought. you might have a hard time keeping it feed with the old 922B or is that why you got 2 ? lol
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It would have more cool factor if it was on its own chassis and you had to belt it up, but wouldn't be as practical as direct mounted. I reckon separate but close coupled with some square tube coupling arms so that it's easy to get into correct belting position would be one option. Having that engine close to the ground would be a winner at your local shows.
That thing looks so Dangerous!
Its got to be Cool!
I agree with Neil, keep the engine on the ground to give better representation to size!
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You got it! Just need to find someone else to run the other 922 haha. It looks like it must have been fed by some sort of feed conveyor. It just has a small hopper up top that looks to me like it was fed with another conveyor.
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Can't tell from the pictures exactly how big the hopper is but a clamshell rigged on your B. Erie 22B would be just right!
That is a cool piece as others have said. It probably jumps and bumps around while operating. Thanks for posting.
JanM
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That's a low-rider! Like the combined pony and direct electric start, and the artillery hubs on the wheels. Can't wait to see the video!
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