One Legged T-Rex (OLTR)

[OPBN]

I personally like the name, it reminds me of one of my favorite movies back in 2003.

http://movies.disney.com/the-cheetah-girls

I knew it!!!

[luke]

I'm so glad I had to follow the link to know the reference. lol

[luke]

I did some CAD work on the Intelli frame today and I believe it will work, that is as long as I didn't goof up. I have a frame I'll machine tomorrow if I don't get too side tracked with other stuff...

[luke]

I thought I would post this up, there's a few guys concerned about the machining, figured this would help.

This is an AGD Intelli cut in half, the yellow geometry lines are the sections that require machining. I'll supply a little bracket to mount the valve directly to the Intelli's switch mount.



The large upper section is obviously for the valve body and the smaller lower geometry is simply space for the low pressure hose and hose barb. (Plus it hogs out some dead weight)

Edit:
One for perspective>

[gotzskillz]

Awesome. Thanks luke. The pictures really help understand what's involved to use one in an intelli.

Hopefully I can snag one once you start taking orders. Since im using an intelli, the "cheatah" is going to be my only option if I want to do a sleaper pneumag, having the LPR inside the grip frame.

Can't wait!!

[Loguzzzzzz]

Awesome. Thanks luke. The pictures really help understand what's involved to use one in an intelli.

Hopefully I can snag one once you start taking orders. Since im using an intelli, the "cheatah" is going to be my only option if I want to do a sleaper pneumag, having the LPR inside the grip frame.

Can't wait!!

You cant put the LPR inside because there is no material to tap for the LPR. The bottom of the Intelli-Frame is machined out. take a look at the bottom and you will understand what I am talking about. . . . .

I have one idea that I have been kicking around as a solution to that but I am not willing to share it!

[Loguzzzzzz]

Looking at the "pictures" I see a potential issue. Will the lower machining for the low pressure hose be covered by the grip?
It is hard to tell from that perspective.

[BigEvil]

Looking at the "pictures" I see a potential issue. Will the lower machining for the low pressure hose be covered by the grip?
It is hard to tell from that perspective.

I think the machining is internal and nothing will be opened up outside...at least that's what I take from it.

[luke]

You cant put the LPR inside because there is no material to tap for the LPR. The bottom of the Intelli-Frame is machined out. take a look at the bottom and you will understand what I am talking about. . . . .

Truth.

I have one idea that I have been kicking around as a solution to that but I am not willing to share it!

Me too, just never had the desire to go there.

[luke]

Looking at the "pictures" I see a potential issue. Will the lower machining for the low pressure hose be covered by the grip?
It is hard to tell from that perspective.

No. That does not breach the exterior of the frame. The diameter of that (deep) cut is only 3/8" wide.

[luke]

I think the machining is internal and nothing will be opened up outside...at least that's what I take from it.

Exactly.

[luke]

The depth of the LP hose cavity is a little deceptive too, it's only 5/8" from the hexagon (lowest edge) to the bottom of the cavity, just enough for a gentle bend in the hose.

Damn spell check, I can't type so I have to look at the key board and not the screen!!

[OPBN]

The depth of the LP hose cavity is a little deceptive too, it's only 5/8" from the hexagon (lowest edge) to the bottom of the cavity, just enough for a genital bend in the hose.

Ummmm..... Ouch?

[UncleStasiu]

...enough for a genital bend in the hose.

Not sure if I'm less or more interested in this now...

[luke]

No reason to kick a guy in the "gentle(s)" over a miss spelled word!