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  1. bikersmurf

    Bent rear crossmember; can it be straightened?

    That’s why modify the T-case to have 2WD low. Or roll back into something solid and depress the clutch pedal just before impact. My goal would be 1/8” at a time. 4-5 stops and it’ll be good as new.
  2. bikersmurf

    Bent rear crossmember; can it be straightened?

    Do you think heat would help?
  3. bikersmurf

    Bent rear crossmember; can it be straightened?

    A 4500 pound hit will do it in a single hit. :D
  4. bikersmurf

    Bent rear crossmember; can it be straightened?

    I bent mine in by going up a steep, smooth, dry rock face… loosing traction, and then sliding down and having the trailer hitch stop the vehicle movement. It pushed it in about 1/2-3/4 of an inch. That would do it for you… ;) Strangely enough, a few weeks earlier, it made the climb without any...
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