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Old 12-29-2016, 11:08 PM
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Tim, looks like a fun project !
Always a good idea to incorporate the use of a tractor into a project
I tend to use my forklift quite a bit.
 
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Do you have a flat bed trailer? Seems like placing the frame on a trailer with a combination of chains/binders/come-alongs could be used to accomplish this. I've never personally done that but it might be worth considering.
 
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Do you have a flat bed trailer? Seems like placing the frame on a trailer with a combination of chains/binders/come-alongs could be used to accomplish this. I've never personally done that but it might be worth considering.
Thats good advice right there
 
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Originally Posted by redmt79
Do you have a flat bed trailer? Seems like placing the frame on a trailer with a combination of chains/binders/come-alongs could be used to accomplish this. I've never personally done that but it might be worth considering.
2x that's how I straightened my frame.

I put jack stands under all four corners of the trailer and chained the frame to the trailer.


The tractor was there just to make sure the truck didn't fall if a chain snapped.



Redneck frame rack.
 
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Good advice Gavin!
 
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& twiqued ur trailer? tires wearing out faster now?
Thanx~
 
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well done Gavin

happy new year Tim
 
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Wow, just getting here. Great project, very solid start.
 
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Thanks guys, Just measuring it to the floor from the frame horns am still 1/16" out on the twist. I have the diamond dead on.

It's close enough to put the tub on it and built it from there.
 
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Tim, every thing was twisted in 69 !! LOl
Groovy man
 
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First time you hit the trail will likely through that frame more than a 1/16" out of wack! Build it!
 
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I took a couple of weeks off of the paying job to put a couple weeks in with the body man!


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Old 01-11-2017, 11:26 AM
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Cutting off the old frame brackets and preparing for primer.


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Right on Tim, great pix man, thx
 


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