Cool rear bumper for 1st gens or trucks
Jan 28, 2003 | 09:45 PM
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Dang, I give up 
About time to hit the fart sack to.
Steve was close with the winch 'eh?
Man, not more shackles or recovery points.
It's to narrow of a gap to have a Hi-Lift in between there.
Lets see if this page will give me a clue.
Man, I bet this guy from the above site squeezed off a loaf when he went up in the air
About time to hit the fart sack to.
Steve was close with the winch 'eh?
Man, not more shackles or recovery points.
It's to narrow of a gap to have a Hi-Lift in between there.
Lets see if this page will give me a clue.
Man, I bet this guy from the above site squeezed off a loaf when he went up in the air
Jan 28, 2003 | 09:56 PM
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Ahhhh, of all the flat bed designs, Joe's is still one of my faves.
Steve already said winch, but he did not say roller fairlead???
Unless...that drawing is just the beginning of a full out flatbed?
Light mounts?
Steve already said winch, but he did not say roller fairlead???
Unless...that drawing is just the beginning of a full out flatbed?
Light mounts?
Jan 28, 2003 | 10:44 PM
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There we go, no more placeholder needed 
Jan 29, 2003 | 04:28 AM
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Re: Cool rear bumper for 1st gens or trucks
Originally posted by Corey
Actually this design would work on just about any Toy with some fabbing.
Saw this on Cascade's site, and that guy pulled it from the Snort site.
Nice clean simple style.
I don't need a tire carrier, so something clean and simple like this is nice, and I like it better than some of the round tube styles for the rear I have seen.
Actually this design would work on just about any Toy with some fabbing.
Saw this on Cascade's site, and that guy pulled it from the Snort site.
Nice clean simple style.
I don't need a tire carrier, so something clean and simple like this is nice, and I like it better than some of the round tube styles for the rear I have seen.
I was thinking about this design again, and also noticed the bar going across the bottom of the tailgate just above the main section of the bumper-- which would pretty much render the tailgate useless. Not sure what the thinking behind that is-- unless that bar is somehow easily removed??? I wouldn't want to lose the ability to fold down the tailgate.
Jan 29, 2003 | 09:54 AM
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Just got an email from Jim the owner of the above truck.
That shackle on the back is actually in a hitch receiver like on my rig.
I could not tell from the picture at first, but now I can see it.
Here are a few more pics of his rig from a run they went on last weekend, and I will be getting some more from Jim later.
http://www.snort4x4.com/cgi-bin/Yabb...num=1043618106
That shackle on the back is actually in a hitch receiver like on my rig.
I could not tell from the picture at first, but now I can see it.
Here are a few more pics of his rig from a run they went on last weekend, and I will be getting some more from Jim later.
http://www.snort4x4.com/cgi-bin/Yabb...num=1043618106
Feb 18, 2003 | 07:17 AM
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What prog. did you use to make that drawing?
I would like to start designing the flat-bed I'm gonna make for my truck...but it's hard to visualize (or at least to convey my idea to others).
Thanks,
Jim
Feb 18, 2003 | 04:30 PM
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Originally posted by Shane
I've been playing around with some ideas in SolidWorks lately
I've been playing around with some ideas in SolidWorks lately
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