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I built it outta exhaust tubing

Simple answer is a winch is usually rated to pull horizontally usually 12 volt DC for mounting to a vehicle of some sort. A hoist is usually rated for lifting vertically and usually 120 volt AC or higher.

9 foot x 3 foot

thanks frank

I am. Just haven’t been posting cause I hate the editing and videoing process. It’s super stressful and takes away from the vision of what I wanna do. I am filming everything. It’s just another step that I don’t enjoy. But I’m working on it. Just being honest. Tough to balance all this. Thank you though. Wish this was easier.

@@164ChopShop I just got my first sportster I’m wanting to build it like this setup

@@164ChopShop how tall are the bars

@@brentsims7611 12"

That’s great! Can’t tell you how much I appreciate that! Good luck on all your builds and thank you! Use whatever you’d like!

@@164ChopShop awesome! My more recent experience in a machine shop will aid me in getting creative and also saving cost. It will be my first jocky shift and my first hardtail. A 9 inch stretch drop seat kz650. But I could talk about it all day 😂. Thanks again

Thanks and good luck with the build.

No brand. Custom bent I believe 14”

Thanks

Thank you!!!

1 1/4" x 13 tall custom bent

yep

They’re not available for sale right now, but we are taking pre-orders on www.thetoolswing.com. We will notify you as soon as they are up for sale.

Yeah. I usually post a video on TH-cam so people can see what they look like while someone is riding them and hear what they sound like. I always keep my favorites until another favorite comes along. Lol

Thanks man! That kinda statement makes my day!!!!! Really appreciate that!!!

lots of fab work and some 10" shocks. really didn't ride much better than a hardtail... to tell the truth.

Roger Thanks@@164ChopShop

Yep fatboy rear wheel. original heritage rear fender. Thank you!!

The track is made of 5 pieces of flat stock. It's the front plate with the holes for the safety latch with two other 6" flats welded to back side, the whole length, that are sandwiched between 5 studs in the wall. One stud in the middle and two on each side then bolted together all in one sandwich. I used a stud to space them when i welded those on. Then the two other straps that you see are welded to the 6" pieces going the whole length and are there for the bearings of the train to run in. Those are just screwed to the studs with small cabinet screws and they aren't really holding any weight. They are spaced back from the back side of the front plate to the size of my rollers because you need a track that will hold both directions. The top rollers will be pushing out and the lower rollers will be pushing back into the wall as it goes up and down. There are also rollers that hold the train from binding left and right that run against the sides of the front plate (upper and lower, both sides). If you don't have a safety latch this track really doesn't have to hold any weight it just has to act as a track and could be made more simple. As soon as you latch the elevator into the track it instantly has to hold all of the weight of the elevator and whatever you have on it. Kinda tough to describe. Hope this doesn't confuse the situation.

latch mechinism video th-cam.com/video/82oSWZLsv8E/w-d-xo.html

Well... this just made my day! Thank you so Much! This is the goal! Try to inspire others! Such a compliment! Thank you again!!! If you ever get a video...... Please let me know. Would love to see that all in action!!!

yea.. i think close. I bent them and I think they were just a bit under 14. 13 is probably closer.

I don't have plans, Just built it on th fly. but thank you!

thank you!!!

Thank You!

Yeah. They haven’t been available for several years. Kind of put this video up to see if there was any interest because later this year, I may get back to building them again.

@@164ChopShopany way I could commission one

@@164ChopShop you really should.

Thank You!!!

You'll like them both probably equally if you get that 650 running good. Those 1200 have more power and thats about the only thing that in my mind separates them.. Have fun building that 650 man!

@@164ChopShop thanks a ton man!!!! Appreciate you!!

Thanks man!!! Yea 1 3/4 is what i used.

@@164ChopShop I figured, sounds really good.. thanks man!!!

The dyna hubs are too wide unless it's froma dyna with a narrow glide. Hope that helps.

Hey thanks! my goal was to show that there could be a great lookin drop seat (never saw one either). I love to build and when I retire from my regular job.... I may produce these. Just a thought that ive had for planning for "what the hell im gonna do when i retire" I really appreciate the respect!!! Thank you very much!

Hi good morning ​@@164ChopShop

Haha

Thank you!

what would you like to know?

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you!!!!

th-cam.com/video/82oSWZLsv8E/w-d-xo.html Built it all on the fly. check that video out. hope that helps. my brain works in mysterious ways LOL