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Cook Sled

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Figure i better at least make somethin useful from the landing gear of the airplane so turned it in to a camp sled.

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Nice....Better make it arrow proof, though... 8)
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That's a cool adaption of the Chuck Wagon!... :D

And what Blaine said... :lol:
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Does the cook pull it or do you?

Seriously now, it is a pretty neat sled. If we had snow and I had a place to go I'd look at using such a thing.
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I was just thinking (Uh Oh..) How about some drop down wheels?
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Very nice, Pitchy.

Now you can put a hitch ball on it so's you can make a train and connect your "dog-sled".

You can drag the whole rig out for a night-time "cocoa and beans" hike.

I see a need for draft animal in your future... or a stick to persuade a member of your party to 'git up'...

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Thanks all :)
Here`s the puller for now, going to pull it up in the woods in the morn and have breakfast. 8)

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I love it. I also love the way you make each day count. Inspirational!
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Thanks Mike, breakfast pics coming tomorrow. :)
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Cool sled ! And invloves one of my favorite things too !! Food :lol:
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Hayseed wrote:Cool sled ! And invloves one of my favorite things too !! Food :lol:
Thanks pard, me too :wink: :lol:
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Great idea Pitchy.
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Thanks Mac, can`t wait to try it out in the morn.
Eggs and pan cakes sounds good. :wink:
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Looks good. You may want to rig up a solid draw bar instead of ropes though. If you have a down hill section, it may try and push you or get caught up in your tires and flip.
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iceman wrote:Looks good. You may want to rig up a solid draw bar instead of ropes though. If you have a down hill section, it may try and push you or get caught up in your tires and flip.
Thanks iceman, i agree but we will be staying on flat ground with it.
If i make another with wheels on it for summer use it would have a draw bar on it for sure.
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I was gonna suggest a pair of Huskys, but theyed just steal the bacon



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Looking forward to the breakfast pictures Pitchy :D :D
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if you put the wings back on you could have the flight of champions...

flying bacon

mmm mmm mmmmm

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:lol: Thanks guys.
Reckon i better get up about four and start preparing :roll: :lol:
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That looks like a nice, light sled that should be easy to pull. Looks like there's room on that sled to pack The Cook too, all bundled up in furs.
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I'm thinking about pancakes for breakfast but I'll be cooking mine in our little get-a-way cabin a few miles from our house. It's suposed to be in the 60's tomorrow so I'm planning on a motorcycle ride too. I won't be pulling any sleds or wagons though. I thought I might see a pic of that sled hitched up to yur ol shovel Pitchy.
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Oh boy fun :D

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Simply inspirational, Pitchy

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Looks good Pitchy :-)

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Fantastic! Pitchy you sure are inspirational..... :mrgreen:
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Dang, breakfast looks good.

I don't know about sharing a fork with Cujo, though.

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That's great Pitchy! Breakfast looks yummy too!
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I'll bet that breakfast tasted extra good. That whole rig looks right handy. You can carry a lot of extra stuff on it, take it to wherever you are working (or playing :wink: ) and have yourself a nice outdoor meal without heading back to the yard.
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Pitchy, I'm hungry :D :D
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Dang !! I dint hear chow call !! Any left overs :D
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Hayseed wrote:Dang !! I dint hear chow call !! Any left overs :D
Well come on over we`ll whip up another batch. :wink:

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Cool project!

Looks like fun, tho the dog doesnt seem to sure about the whole thing (besides the food). :D

I half expected to see the dog hooked up to tow it.
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Malamute wrote:Cool project!

Looks like fun, tho the dog doesnt seem to sure about the whole thing (besides the food). :D

I half expected to see the dog hooked up to tow it.
Thanks buddy, it would take a few of your kind of dogs to pull it i`m thinking. :)
I don`t like using the four wheeler it`s to noisy, prob. pull it by hand most the time.
If we would ever get some snow it would help, dern skating rink has almost melted, gonna have to take a bath in it next. :shock: :lol:
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Wow! Really enjoyed the photos. Looks like everyone, including Snoopy, had a very good breakfast! Another great project!
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You do very nice work, Pitchy. All you need now is Wishbone.

Hmmm...come to think of it, you look like Wishbone. You aren't...? Nah, ya couldn't be! :roll:
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Now, that is just too cool....!!!
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PLEASE,
Do NOT post the bath pictures! :shock: :shock: :shock:
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