I know someone who made his out of an old defunct freezer. Just food for
thought.
Grant
50 Chevy 3100
52 GMC 150
NTemple46@aol.com wrote:
> Thanks to all for the info on blast cabinets. I ordered a kit today from TIP
> to make my own. I figured I could get the good gun, foot pedal, gloves, and
> accessories for the price of a harbor freight cheapo model. I am a
> contractor so making the cabinet will be easy. I actually salvaged a rolling
> aluminum frame that will make a perfect frame for a blast cabinet with a
> working area of 60" wide, 36" deep , 36" high. This way I can have the size
> of cabinet I want without paying all the money. The frame even has a grate
> that will be perfect for it too. I will let you know how it turns out in a
> couple of weeks when I complete it.
>
> I finished painting my front end this week so I will reassemble the axle,
> springs etc next week. I am going to need new brake shoes. Does anybody
> know who sells the big trucks huck brake shoes? Carter only has some listed
> in their book. Are they expensive to get re-lined at a local truck yard?
>
> Thanks again for all the feedback.
>
> Neil Temple
> 46 2 ton
> Arroyo Grander, CA
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