Thank you all who replied, we appreciate all your advice and comments. We will make note of your suggestions during our next project,if ever,lol.Never thought about rust under the flux on the rod, that alone would do it. As far as bending the foot plate,it surely would have to bend the beam, although it never happened to the one we built prior to this one.
This new one will be electric start,as my son pointed out, the older you get the harder it is to pull start one.That is one of the reasons for the new one,plus the stronger pump,bigger engine hp.We didn't get nothing done today, rained all day and needed a break.It is a project to build one from scratch. We're on tomorrow for pattern work for the hinge,cutting parts,and welding,some to the tank,some to the I-beam, it's all downhill from now,except the $ issue,ram,pump,filter,valve,hoses and locations for all the parts listed above,then painting,and 15 gallon of oil,thats what the tank holds,keeps all parts cool. Regards to all who posted, LOU
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