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I’ll post pics of my progress for everyone to see.

The rotisserie is over at Marquez Design. I can get some measurements for you on Monday.


Jody

Hey TNdude go for the "A" and make all of us one, we'll write you a note :D

I get to weld more. :thumbsup:

Jody and all his fun toys... sheesh.

Just makes a man want to rob a bank to catch up :D :unibrow:

.... ooo

I'm not ignoring you. :D I am however an idiot! :lolhit: You said dolly but I was thinking rotisserie which is not here. I have a dolly here (Pascual has made three of them}.

From side to side at the front mounting points is 40.5" center to center. From side to side at the rear is 34.5" center to center. From front to rear mounting points is 66.75". The legs coming up at the front are 12.5" tall and at the rear are 6.5" tall. These are as close as I can get measuring, as my car is still on the dolly.

Would not be a bad idea to extend the rear tires further back as they are a bit rear heavy. However we have loaded them on car trailers several times with no issue.



Jody

Isn't it wobbly?

I would put on a few diagonal supports to the upprights to handle the lateral-g's on that cart. :D


Jan

Smart aleck! Actually it isn't but I would extend the rear tires further back. Cross bracing is not a bad idea but hasn't been an issue. Part of why he kept it simple was it makes it easy to spray the underside without all the bracing.

Jody

Oooh, bonus points to Jan for the :lateral: reference. :D

Thats awesome Jody!!! Thanks so much for your help. :thumbsup:

You are going to laugh when you see my contraption. It's overkill but it will get the job done. I'll see what I can do to move the wheels back a bit.

What did you bolt the rear to?

The rear uprights bolt to the front spring mount on the frame rails. It could also go to the rear spring mounts but would have been more trouble to make.