Dingleberry
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Hi, not sure, they look like they were fitted before the chassis was galved!Quick check...
Are the brackets an addition after the galv?
Cheers Paul
Hi, not sure, they look like they were fitted before the chassis was galved!Quick check...
Are the brackets an addition after the galv?
I was thinking about that but wasn't sure if there would be enough strength at the front fixing point without welding a brace back to the galv bracket, thus weakening the galv.
What do you think?
Thanks for the reply!
Cheers Paul
Your design is what I'd had in mind!I was thinking something hefty like 1/2 plate, bugger to work with but man enough.
Utter crap drawing, but hope it shows you what I was thinking?
Pink original chassis
Green your ext piece
Red 1/2 plate, was thinking both orignal holes could be reused, and one could clamp all three parts
B;oe d bracket
Black fixing bolts
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Your design is what I'd had in mind!
You've got me thinking again now
Not sure if I can source any 1/2 inch plate though!
Cheers Paul
400mm would be enough to do both sides but it needs to be 70mm wide! All I can find on eBay that's 70mm wide is 10mm thick. I reckon that should be enough! What's your thoughts?Ebay or local scrappy might have what you need.
Edit 10.50 delivered, not sure if 400mm will do both sides?
If not maybe enough to experiment with
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/50x12mm-...139676?hash=item36621a871c:g:DqsAAOSwJ5dcZy2T
Is there an optimal position for the links when the truck ìs unloaded?
Should they be straight up and down or maybe at a 90 degree angle to the arb??
Cheers Paul
Thanks Phill, I've unbolted the arb brackets and held them forward to correspond with the measurement given by JamesMartin and the links look to be in the same place as your diagram.Can’t find any measurements but would this photo help?
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You need the correct measurement (Bar to chassis)to to get the angle of the arb links
Can’t measure mine as I took them off