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Stage 2 Here is Stage 2 of my project. We cut the frame, insert the tubing, and tack it back together :-) (Pictures Below) Click to Enlarge Heres the Frame completely Cut in half. Click to Enlarge Heres a close up of where the botom of the frame is cut at. We measured across first to find the center and then used a peice of soap stone to mark the area, and then I went to work with my Hacksaw (A dull one at that!) Click to Enlarge This is the Pipe that will be going inside the tubing on the frame. The Initial Idea for splicing the Frame is to take these peices, and put them inside the frame tubing. Weld them to the frame. Then take another peice of tubing big enough to go around the frame, splice it in half, cut a v in each end, and then weld it all together. Should be quite a big stronger then the original frame when all is done. Click to Enlarge Getting Ready to insert the pipe inside the tubing of the frame. Click to Enlarge And heres the Frame with the tubing inserted into, Not welded yet though. If your wondering what those little "things" on each end are, those are cotter pins that was put in to keep a even amount of tubing in each end of the frame. Nifty eh? Click to Enlarge And heres the botom part of the frame with the tubing inserted. The chain binders purpose is to be able to adjust the amount of tubing on each end. Unfourtantly I didn't do on the botom like I did on the top. Would have saved alot of time. Click to Enlarge A Sorta angled view of the whole contraption. Click to Enlarge Heres my Dad tacking together the botom part of the frame. I guess I should note that in these pictures all the welding is temporary. After this We'll be trying to get the motor mounted. Click to Enlarge My Dad tacking together the otherside on the botom. Click to Enlarge I thought this was kinda cool looking. He's tacking together the left (Sitting on it) Side of the top. Click to Enlarge Working On The Right side of the top. Click to Enlarge Finishing up the left Side Click to Enlarge Heres a nice closeup of the botom of the frame after its been tacked together. Click to Enlarge The Top of the frame finished tacking. Thats all There is for now. Checkout the next stages To see what else I've got done on my Monster 500X project.	Sections & Info Search this site or the web powered by FreeFind Site search Web search Interactive 3Wheeler World Home 3WHeeLeR WoRLD Team Backgrounds Chat room Letters Section Links to other Sites Our Message Board Rules. Click Here Message Boards Classifieds Board Sign our Guest book Vote for your Favorite 3 Wheeler New Pages Added ****NEW!!*" Magazine Information Technical Parts Restoring Specifications Pictures and Info 2001 A Dirt Oddyssey 3 Wheeler Poem Ads Extremely Modified ATV's Kearney Yamaha Our Pictures Pages Merchandise Quest For 1987 ATCs Readers Rigs Rider Bios TrikeFest / Group Rides 1st TrikeFest02� North Carolina 2nd TrikeFest� at Haspin Acres 9-20-02 Unique Factory Machines The Avenger The Cagiva 200 Fastest Threewheeler Four Trax 200X Honda FatCat The Husky 3 Wheeler JC Penny Trike MTD: Mud Bug Polaris Scrambler 3 Wheeler Racers ( Factory ) The Taurus 3 wheeler The Tiger 3 wheelers Contact Information Web Master ThreeWheelio ( Tim was Tragically Killed July 20th, 2006 ) HondaATC Howdy Complaint Department Here are some People that hate ATV'S People Against 3 Wheelers** Help keep the Dunes open, Visit the ASA's website and support them. Want to: Advertise here, Sponser us ( very cheap ), Add a Link, Add pictures, Ect. ? The contact information is above. Thanks For visiting [an error occurred while processing this directive]
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