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Looks like a 8274.. Be a nice little winch for Betsy.. Yeah MIG welding in the wind is no good...
J
J
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reevesci said:Looks like a 8274.. Be a nice little winch for Betsy.. Yeah MIG welding in the wind is no good...
J
Sure is! Hooked it up an works like a charm! Once I get home I'll pull it apart and clean it up of course! And finish that bumper so i can mount it up ASAP!
reevesci said:You gonna paint it back to factory colors or go the blacked out route?
J
Finnyfam60 said:Betsy is getting a new (homegrown) front bumper finally!!
Much thanks to 2mbb and Reevesci for inspiration and advice!!
Very little, but still progress.... (I also got the center section cut to length and recovery point notches started but no pic)
Betsy is getting a new (homegrown) front bumper finally!!
Much thanks to 2mbb and Reevesci for inspiration and advice!!
Very little, but still progress.... (I also got the center section cut to length and recovery point notches started but no pic)
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reevesci said:Finny, looks good bro..
My frame rails were slightly angled out so, you may want to check yours. If they are angled, add a washer between the rail and the recovery/mount plate to level/plumb them up a tad before you cut the rectangle tubing square and find out later it's skewed a bit. That way you don't have to fill in a hole the shape/size of Cali... to finish it off... HA!
Keep up the good work..
J
Yes!! And thank you!! Much props to you J for letting me vent and your suggestions! Was at my wits end having tried and tested and replaced everything except the wire itself! Finally just T'd in to the "start" wire in the harness just downstream of the ignition, and piggybacked it and zip tied it all the way to the solenoid.
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