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Tractor Bed

Sorry for the shite pic , this was sent to me from our granddaughter because I lost the images. It was alot of fun constructing it and assembling it at their home, the look on his face was well worth it.
Keeping in mind it was a 12 hrs return trip,
 
Nah, not from me, the look on his face says it all. I like the way you made the wheels.
A couple of weeks ago we went to Sundown near Rampton, where it was decided for me that I would be making a small house for the Grandchildren. Something along the lines of this!
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Ian my wife purchased the drawings from a nice fellow in the USA, spot on with the dimensions , very impressed. It took four days from pick up of materials to assembly and painting. Not including labour it ran about $ 500 cdn. I didn't care as it was a labour of love so my wife says. LOL.
 
Cabinetman said:
Nah, not from me, the look on his face says it all. I like the way you made the wheels.
A couple of weeks ago we went to Sundown near Rampton, where it was decided for me that I would be making a small house for the Grandchildren. Something along the lines of this!
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Now that would be a fantastic house for grandchildren to play in.

This is one I made for my daughter around 30 years ago which is now in her garden and now belongs to the grandchildren.

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Great bed! It won't be long before he's old enough to motorise it. :)
 
That's a really nice thing to make Duke, my grandson would love one but I'm not going to make one. You can just see how pleased your grandson is...priceless.
 
To transport the bed I needed to detach the wheels, front end loader and cab. Had to remove the bed cap on my truck and just managed to fit it on.
 
duke said:
To transport the bed I needed to detach the wheels, front end loader and cab. Had to remove the bed cap on my truck and just managed to fit it on.
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You never know it might become your great grandchildrens too!

Such a fun thing to have when you are little.
 
meccarroll said:
And stairs to the loft too! LoL
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Now that would go down very well I’m sure, at the children’s play place there were a few different houses from different stories, gingerbread, big bad wolf etc, but only one had a few stairs to form a mezzanine floor, probably for safety reasons. That one you built is really impressive, will show it to management, and it has an American look to it!
 
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