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If the roads are salted or if it's raining this pavement princess is gonna be parked inside. Thanks for the complement buddy!
Now that sounds like someone else I know. Mine might have to come home in the rain, but it want be leaving in it. Looking good Buddy, I know you can't wait for that first ride.
Now that sounds like someone else I know. Mine might have to come home in the rain, but it want be leaving in it. Looking good Buddy, I know you can't wait for that first ride.
It's gonna be a while before I can take her for a drive. The roads around here are only 1-1/2 lanes wide so when you meet someone you have to go into the ditch. It's mostly grass but there are some places that turn to muck if its been raining.
Are your U bolts on the axle, Stainless Steel? They appear to be in the photos. Although I am addicted to stainless, I would think that it is way too soft for an axle bolt... Tough yeah, but not hard enough.
I love your air suspension upper brackets. You fabricated them up yourself, right? If you don't mind, I would like to copy them. Looks like form and function have have met, with a happy ending.
Know what your saying, ya'll got it worse then we did and I've pushed snow for most of two days.
We only got 3", just enough to get the 4 wheeler out and do some doughnuts. I didn't even get the tractor out and it's almost gone now.
Originally Posted by bajafishnut
Are your U bolts on the axle, Stainless Steel? They appear to be in the photos. Although I am addicted to stainless, I would think that it is way too soft for an axle bolt... Tough yeah, but not hard enough.
I love your air suspension upper brackets. You fabricated them up yourself, right? If you don't mind, I would like to copy them. Looks like form and function have have met, with a happy ending.
Baja
The u-bolts are steel, I need to get them blackened. I just cut the upper brackets out of 1/4" steel plate. I did cheat a little and used the milling machine and a roughing end mill to cut notches to clear the mounting bolts.
Originally Posted by JEFFFAFA
Sounds like you're rounding the last turn Gavin. Cool. Hope you guys back east faired the Storm well.
We didn't get anything from the big storm, we just got a little snow last Wednesday. I can't believe I'm getting close to being finished.