This has been the plan for over 2 years since I bought the truck. Didn't see any reason with starting with an 84 F150, 300 six as a base for this... I saved up my money and bought the baddest ford truck I could find. Then I played with it while I saved for tires, axles and such.

That seat on the back makes me want to club baby seals.

:D

funny i had this pic on my comp... :-X04

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g1...s_broken-1.jpg

Seal is too big. Club is too small.


Ironic you posted with those specs huh?

This is a great thread to follow :-jammin

Are you using those in a single or double shear design? Im been seeing alot of guys using them single sheer lately and think its not the best way to go.

If Kirby could get by(if there were a such thing) with building it less than single sheer Im sure he would.

I decided to use a single ended and one stock rockwell tie rod. I'm going to run 1" bolts, lockwashers and nuts instead of the through pens.

Ya, and I'll have a much more capable truck than you and for a lot less money. On that thought.. What truck do you even have?

Pens? what you keeping animals in? or are you writing something? I think it's actually called a "PIN". Oh, and single shear on somthing that large is a very very bad thing, but we don't care if you kill yourself, it's the innocents you will take with you that we care about.


Doubting that. I think his parts trucks are more capable than anything you can fubar up!

:-X19

i think you just attempted to insult the wrong person on this forum.

Thanks for the grammar lessons but maybe you should get some yourself and learn to read. I just said I wasn't using heims and the question no longer applies. The clevis ends on my ram can be considered double shear if it makes you feel better. Funny how you picked up on what I wrote and not on these high school drop outs spelling. Like ronin and alpha spelling shear wrong.

I'm not really worried about it... God loves me!

Well considering "sheer" means thin as in a woman's dress and your pecker. Where "shear" not only means to cut as in like hair or the tool to perform that act, it also refers something subjected to shear force, like your single shear bracket that will cut and rip apart.

Try looking at Webster's once in a while before you try to come back with an intelligent answer.


Oh, and just so you can clarify:

Definition of SHEAR
transitive verb
1a : to cut off the hair from b : to cut or clip (as hair or wool) from someone or something; also : to cut something from <shear a lawn> c chiefly Scottish : to reap with a sickle d : to cut or trim with shears or a similar instrument
2: to cut with something sharp
3: to deprive of something as if by cutting <lives shorn of any hope — M. W. Browne>
4a : to subject to a shear force b : to cause (as a rock mass) to move along the plane of contact

I like the sheer panties Prozons mom wears. Too bad shes skidmarked them all.

I enjoy shearing the sheer panties off her myself then flinging them on the ceiling fan.

is that what all those panties are doing up there? I thought it was her clothes line.

winner! :D