bent frame
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i was on a trail the other day and a jeep cam speeding twords me and i sworved off the trail and i have a plow hook up on my 4 runner and i hit a rock and it bent the frame slightly i was wondering if there is any little tricks to fix it , its not that bad but i need to straighten it to put the plow back on
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it sounds more like the plow mount is bent, no offense but it must be a cheaper home model of plow. I totalled a truck on a head on collision with my mount, I took it off & the mount was stright as an arrow (it was a western commerical plow). I would take the mount off, fix the frame if it is the item bent, if not get a new mount as they are cheap (even the commercial ones are not that expensive). getting a new mount will be cheaper than trying to bent it back. if it is the frame take it to a rack & get it bent back. Most plows should have some room for error/play to work with.
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heating up a box frame like that would require removing 90% of the truck up front. The heat would boil the oil out of your steering gear box, and whatever else was near by that would absorb all the radiant heat from the torch and the hot metal, then you would still need a puller to move it. I 3rd or is it 4th the frame shop.
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its weird thou because nothing else is off it doesnt pull to one side of the road its just bent the only reason i need to pull it out is to get the plow back on
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