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Overland Traveler
Installed OME 2864 springs on the rear. Lots of clearance now!
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Honestly hinges where fairly easy..it was getting the gasket on perfect and trimming and getting the interior panel on that drove me to drink..That's what I gathered from the instructions. Any tips before I get started on the hinges?
This may be next on my list. The sag I am experiencing pulling my trailer is getting old. How long did it take you?Installed OME 2864 springs on the rear. Lots of clearance now!
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This may be next on my list. The sag I am experiencing pulling my trailer is getting old. How long did it take you?
There are a lot of packets to sort through and build and we could use a few volunteers to help keep that in order.
2 hours max. Probably closer to 1. Had help though.
Looks good!!!Success is effectively mine! Trimming that upper trim piece to fit was no easy taskI still have to reinstall the rest of the trim, but I've had that lower piece out and back in a few times before.
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Thanks for the words. I know I don't have a bunch of 100 Series specific goodness but still IS in the works![]()
@ihadmail I did my first proto and didn't like how it came out. I just need to find some time to make the changes needed and get it rolling.
The fire service roads and limited trails I have in my area are very mild. My 4 year old son likes to get out of his seat and sit on the center console, or in my lap to help drive, while we are "off road". Will this be safe on any of the trails?
I wouldn't ever consider this as acceptable for areas like the steps on black bear, based solely on the videos and pictures I've seen.