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Okay Rich if you never got your voicemail I'll collect you at 9:15am.
And dress warm, no heater in the truck cab
And dress warm, no heater in the truck cab
Andrew,
When do you want to meet up and go over the details, my dad would like to come too he wants to discuss dates and things. Any word on you SW yet? let me know when your fitting all those goodeys and ill come down to give you a hand. :mil56:
I thought about doing the pimping of the wagon next week, but it's still too cold, it's taken me 3 days to not bolt the high lift bracket to the roofrack, it's just stupidly cold outside, maybe week after next.
Which bracket are you using, ive looked at a fiew, think i would bolt it to the roof above the back door, but im not sure if the roof would be strong enough there, Hi-Lifts arnt light. Also thinking about the bonnet in front of the spare, or maybe on the bull bars. Could also go on the rear cross member perhaps. i bought a poly hi-lift handle securing thing which is great if you havent got one already, and your banks are still letting you spend money.
I have my hi lift mounted across rear crossmember, as said they are not light and keeps weight low down, its not something you use very often, I think I have had to use mine twice in 20 yrs . It pays to lube them every so often , eg after winter otherwise they can be a bit tempremental , you should be carrying a can of lube anyway. JMHO
Hey Rich, I have some of those bolt on high lift brackets, so no need to buy any!
It pays to lube them every so often , eg after winter otherwise they can be a bit tempremental
Sweet theyll do just the job, ill put it in the cross member given all that has been discussed. I remember you had your hi-lift up high befor, but wasnt sure if it was on the roof or the rack. Also are you free sunday lunch time? Could meet up to discuss things.
Sounds nice, what you got, battery gauges? I would like to put a rev counter and boost gauge in mine but there are other prioriteis. Will definitly put a volt meter in though, i have a 52mm hole where the clock was (the clock is now where the oil pressure gauge was), and with my battery switch i can then check the voltages individualy.
As for tommorow (or today i guess), is where we met befor alright? Saves any complications, ill say 1 pm, phone my home number if you want to change the time/place. Ive just got back from work so i will be sleeping in till then.
Just getting Kai to fabricate one out of mild steel. More a welding exercise than anything else but how hard can it be?
Make POD.... punch holes.... install ots of clocks...dials...switches and anything else you can think of...and enjoy!
Just getting Kai to fabricate one out of mild steel. More a welding exercise than anything else but how hard can it be?
Make POD.... punch holes.... install ots of clocks...dials...switches and anything else you can think of...and enjoy!
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