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Old 02-06-2011, 05:37 PM
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Go about three posts up, jackwagon....
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nice work area. what's your tetanus shot status?

welds look good
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Originally Posted by BigBluePile
Go about three posts up, jackwagon....
Huh, i dont think that your little... wire side protection will work too well man...
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I'm military....I get shot every year...

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like what you did, will look at this closer when I get home
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Originally Posted by Birdbrain
Huh, i dont think that your little... wire side protection will work too well man...
I've got two lockers. One of which I installed myself....

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like what you did, will look at this closer when I get home
Umm....look at MINE or yours?
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nice logan.. you um.. wanna build some for my truck?
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Sure!! There's about a 6 month turn around time....
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Whoa whoa whoa. The 4 month window stays. No upping it to 6 months, ya chuck box.
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Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa? Technically, it's somebody ELSES project...so there's fluff time involved....jackwagon
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I did not see this in the bro code. Just saying.
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Oh CMON?! Seriously...can I get a mulligan or a handicap on this one?
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you will have to submit it and it will be evaluated and voted upon by the members.
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Request submitted.
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nay.

only exception is for areas of the country where project hibernation takes place from November to March....like me.
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ah freakin booooo....:foldarmsandpouts:
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still undecided.

*tries to remember if needs Logans help on anything at the moment*
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Update, 13FEB11

Took the "wing" in and had it media blasted. Had a chance today to paint it and make the sleeve for the frame that goes in the forward mount. This week I'll bolt it all in. Eventually, I'll make the hoop but right now I need to start the drivers side.



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Update, 19FEB11

Well, with the paint dried and all the hardware present I bolted it on!!! I made a sleeve for the forward mount because that bolt goes thru the frame. The aft mount is part of the actual bumper bracketry and only goes thru the outer wall of the frame. Used locknuts on all bolts. With this wing on I now have a mechanical stop for the swingout that I did NOT have before. One of the many poor design characteristics of the rear bumper....

I did notice that I didn't countersink enough but I when I pull this thing off to add the hoop I'll bore those four out a little more.




I did take the floor jack and a piece of wood and jack up the truck right at the forward support. It did flex a little, which is fine, and will work well for jacking if need be.

Soooooooooo, now I have to do the drivers side....


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