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Got my lower bumper mount built it will bolt to the lower front a arm mounts and will also be the lower skid plate mount.
GM Dirt Dobbers 03 suburban build (1 Viewer)
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So my grinder crapped out the night before I was supposed to leave and when i got up in the morning and it worked. I was supposed to leave by noon and i ran out of welding wire at about 4 so I called it good enough bolted the bumper on and hit the road.
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Well we made the campground around 10pm and his first night sleeping in a hammock was smooth.
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The first day of the overland trip turned out to be 90% paved and included a 3 hour hike from the highest point in missouri to the tallest water fall in the state. And found some glowing logs back in camp.
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The second day turned out to be 90% dirt.
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Random stuff. 15.8 for the whole weekend not bad it averaged 19.8 on the way up.
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Little more work on the front,
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man Im behind I took it to rendezvous in the Ozarks down in Arkansas I also busted up a Landcruiser only trip with the suburban.....I will have to post up dates and picturs this weekend....
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Built the front skid
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Cut my tow points 7/8" used my 120 welder pre heated the 7/8s till cherry then welded. Pulled my f250 work truck in 4x4 and locked the ebrake on. 10k on the dot.
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Built my mid skids
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Trip down to #rendezvousintheozarks at Byrds adventure center..
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Did some trail rides with the show me state overland group the next day #smsoverland fs roads in Arkansas are way better than what's in Missouri...historic cabin that is privately owned but open to the public, what a step back in time! Also visited an old school site, found some water falls, mud, dust and icecream at the oark general store because of Arkansas's stance on covid we Couldn't go into the store but it was still sweet.
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RITO