CO: Can anyone help weld my new sliders?
07-18-2005, 07:06 AM
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CO: Can anyone help weld my new sliders?
My new sliders should be in this week. I bought them from All Pro Off Road:
http://www.allprooffroad.com/index.p...d=69&Iemid=109
I don't know of any welders (or where I could go to) that can help me weld 'em on correctly.
Is there anyone near my area who could help me out? If so, how much? $$ or Beer, whatever your flavor is...
Thanks!
http://www.allprooffroad.com/index.p...d=69&Iemid=109
I don't know of any welders (or where I could go to) that can help me weld 'em on correctly.
Is there anyone near my area who could help me out? If so, how much? $$ or Beer, whatever your flavor is...
Thanks!
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07-19-2005, 01:40 PM
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you should post this up at http://www.colorado4x4.org/vbb/index.php? there are a lot of nice guys on there (even though a lot own jeeps) who 1) live up north and 2) probably wouldn't mind welding for some $$ or beer.
otherwise start looking in the yellowpages
otherwise start looking in the yellowpages
07-19-2005, 03:43 PM
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Thanks everyone.
My neighbor saw me test fitting the sliders on my rig and said he can weld 'em for me. Who knew my next door neighbor could weld? Not I.
Again, Muchas Gracias...Yotatech Kicks Butt!
My neighbor saw me test fitting the sliders on my rig and said he can weld 'em for me. Who knew my next door neighbor could weld? Not I.
Again, Muchas Gracias...Yotatech Kicks Butt!
07-28-2005, 07:31 AM
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UPDATE:
My neigbor's welder died out, so I sought out help again. The phone book pointed me to Boulder Off Road Center. They charged me $75...not bad and a superior job! Here are some pics after I painted them:
I should've painted them before putting them on the 4R, but I didn't. So after masking, priming and painting they're nice and flat black. When it's time to repaint them, I think I'm gonna look for some tough brush on paint.
My neigbor's welder died out, so I sought out help again. The phone book pointed me to Boulder Off Road Center. They charged me $75...not bad and a superior job! Here are some pics after I painted them:
I should've painted them before putting them on the 4R, but I didn't. So after masking, priming and painting they're nice and flat black. When it's time to repaint them, I think I'm gonna look for some tough brush on paint.
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