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I went back out after lunch and a little time with Red and yanked off the front bumper as well. Not only will I be cleaning, treating and painting behind the bumpers, they will be going to powder to get the proper pewter color. They are both in great shape for pig bumpers. Rear has one dent in a cap and the front looks great from eye level but man, someone really did a number on the bottom of it. This steel is THICK and I can’t imagine how they did it.
I hooked it between two Trees and managed to get it mostly straight again with my little portable warn
Also, I fished another carcass out of the frame
I considered pulling it out into the yard for an undercarriage pressure wash but it’s still too cold for this old man so I decided to dive into this mess of a job
It’s always a good sign when none of the hub nuts are chipped with a Chisel and the balls are nice and shiny with no pits
Finally, this is a hack I saw on line the other day. Absolutely brilliant. All my hubs are beat to hell from me smacking them with hammers.
I hooked it between two Trees and managed to get it mostly straight again with my little portable warn
Also, I fished another carcass out of the frame
I considered pulling it out into the yard for an undercarriage pressure wash but it’s still too cold for this old man so I decided to dive into this mess of a job
It’s always a good sign when none of the hub nuts are chipped with a Chisel and the balls are nice and shiny with no pits
Finally, this is a hack I saw on line the other day. Absolutely brilliant. All my hubs are beat to hell from me smacking them with hammers.

