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Put the hinges on the inside edge

I think duckface is talking about 'Anderson Connectors'

Electric transaxle $59.00 http://www.surpluscenter.com/Power-Transmission/Transaxles/Electric-Transaxles/24-Volt-DC-Electric-Transaxle-13-1566.axd

Several simple steam engines here: http://npmccabe.tripod.com/steam.htm

Here's a concept for you. 1. Build wheeled base about 5" tall. 2. Mount this motorcycle jack on top https://www.amazon.com/Motorcycle-Center-Scissor-Hoist-Stand/dp/B00E8HGC (if the jack works upside down mount it upside down so the drive screw doesn't move when you raise it.) 3. Add spacers...

What about casters like these? They may be. Better for dancing. https://www.omnitrack.com/us/omnicaster-castors/oc50-omnicaster-50.html

Check out this link: http://www.mytractorforum.com/119-home-made-tractors-implements-accessories/738865-mini-dozer.html#/topics/738865?_k=tknz90 He used the same pump.

Very cool! Natural gas or propane? What regulator are you using?

Call the engineer!!!!

Look at 8020 extrusions https://www.8020.net. They have all kinds of assocories that may work hfor you.

Cut a hole and n the side that of a coffee can and slide it over the end of the tube? May need to rig up something to help hold the can.

lots of Handles here - http://us.essentracomponents.com/ I've had good luck with spare parts from Grizzly tools or Harbor Freight Find the closest model they sell to your DP and order the handle... good chance it will be an exact fit.

Awesome!!

Might be easier to find a metal hood from another tractor and adapt it to make it fit.

Thread the end screw on a coupling but, and put a roll pin or two in so it doesn't unscrew when listening the draw bar. If you let the rod stick out the top of the nut a little, you can peen it over so the rod (not the nut) takes the load when you unseat the taper.

http://www.surpluscenter.com/shop.axd/Search?keywords=Tank&page_no=1&fq=1_category:8 80 gal tank $349.

You should put in a utility sink also, you and th wife will both appreciate it.

My math agrees with klwolff

Simple steam engine plans here: npmccabe.tripod.com/steam.htm