turning leafs upside down?

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• Dec 18, 2008

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fenby1976 said:

Looks like he may have taken Sean's advice and tried doing the job with an innapropriately low powered 130 Amp mig welder.

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so you think penetration is all about ampage ?

 

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• Dec 18, 2008

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ratty said:

Here ya go

http://forums.lr4x4.com/uploads/1131991407/gallery_5_3_7663.jpg

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looks like painted over chewing gum

 

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• Dec 18, 2008

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Sean said:

looks like painted over chewing gum

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It doesn't look like it has any strength in it whatever it is.

 

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• Dec 18, 2008

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yeah i got the haynes manual but could do with some exploded diagrams so will try and find some, as for tinkering, its what i do best lol although iv done most of what i need too, gonna put some new foot wells in soon and might put the hardtop back on cant work out which looks best hardtop or truck cab!!!!?

 

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• Dec 21, 2008

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Had a thought, is it possible to have the spring curve increased/decreased (depending on requirements) when the leaf spring is being made, just thinking if parabolic (twin leaf) type springs were used instead of multi-leaf type springs.