You will want to assemble your frame, testing to make sure your pieces fit together properly, also that it looks like it should. A lot of this project is really builder preferences and taste. So, I have provided a link to a picture that you may use, if you like. I used the picture that I had as a guide line, rather than copying it. I found it necessary to make a few minor changes to accommodate the pumpkins as wheels. You may find a frame design you like and use that one. I did a web search for chopper frame images.and found this one. * Items with * are optional based on builders' preferences for desired effect. *(1) plastic sink trap piping for exhaust pipe. (2) pumpkins (similar in size & shape for tires),Ĭoat hanger wiring (used to pull wiring through frame for concealing), Rubber O rings ( for spring retainers on front forks), *General Motors air ride suspension air compressor, (1) small plastic skeleton (for web crawler),ġ4 gauge wiring and crimp connectors ( for lighting),īraided and solid core copper wiring with insulation removed (used for webs and front fork springs),ġ/8th"copper-plate material (used on forks and rear axle), (4) speed nuts (used to hold adjustable table leg glide wheel holders) (4) table leg glides (adjustable/threaded, these are used for holding wheels in place),
(1) 5' copper 1/8" tubing (for foot rests & web outlines),
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(2) 10' copper 3/4" tubes ( for full frame), These are the materials that you will need :
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