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LMI
Welding has made many of these
"Fence n Buddies"
Available
in a one roll version, "The Fence Fixer" come
with 2 compartments for buckets to hold staples, fencing
tools and clips. The fence strecher rides on a hook
setup that keeps it with you in the rough stuff but
is easy to get out when needed. We added a small compartment
on the side for gloves and small items and a handy holder
for the morning coffee, bottled water, or for that cold
beverage at the end of a long day fencing.
The 2 roll model "The Fence Builder" carries
2 rolls of wire so you can have both a roll of barbed
and a roll of barbless for the cornerposts or lay out
2 rolls of wire at a time. This one features one compartment
for a bucket for staples and tools, the hooks for the
fence stretchers and of course the drink holder.
The LMI Fence n Buddies mount thru existing holes on
Polaris machines and with a simple clamp assembly for
attaching to other rack systems.
This accessory keeps all your fencing equipment close
to where you are working,saving time and steps and helping
you get the the job done fast.
Priced at $150.00 for either model the "Fence n
Buddy will pay for itself in no time at all.
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This
machine is a hub boring machine designed and built for
the Western Wheel and Wagon Shop in Wolf Point Montana.
This machine uses modern technology to machine precision
bores for the hub boxing in hand built wagon wheels. The
wagon wheel is clamped into the self centering jaws on
one end of the machine, a hydraulic motor then turns the
wheel slowly as another hydraulic powered boring bar with
cutting tools attached to it, bore a perfectly tapered
hole in the center of the wheel. The boxing or bearing,
is then pressed into the bore. They are very few of these
machines in existence and we would like to thank Wheelwrite
Fred Hanson of the Western Wheel and Wagon shop for allowing
us to build one to his specifications. |
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Pictured
is a 7 inch high branding iron designed for a local rancher
to brand outbuilding doors, gate posts, outdoor furniture
etc. |
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This oil
well service rig was built by LMI Welding Inc. in 1982. It is
powered by a Detroit Diesel engine. All components with the
exception of the GMC truck, draw works and right angle drive
were built or assembled by LMI Welding. This rig went to work
in 1982 and has been in the Montana oil fields since that time. |
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