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Re: Off road blender
« on: Nov 26, 2010, 07:25:26 AM »
I used a plastic blender pitcher, cause I didn't want the chance of breaking glass on the trail.  Under the pitcher is a plastic blade/gear that usually engages the motor, I pulled it off.  This left a 3/16 shaft,  I used an air drill to drive it from my compressor.  I used an air drill, cause of its variable speed.  You can get fancy and built a stand, but I just use a buddy.  You can use a die grinder, depending on the shaft below the pitcher (most die grinder accept a 1/4" shaft).   :beerchug:

 
 
 
 
 

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