Plenty New Skid Plates In Stock

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Downey

Downey

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So here's a predicament, when I placed my last order(s), my supplier/fabricator got mixed up, made "double batches", so now I shan't run out of skid plates for awhile. I have the 1/4" thick steel tranny/transfer skid plates, and the 1/4" thick aluminum rear gas tank skid plates- - -many on the shelf Kimosabi's

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Also, do these tranny/ transfer skids cover and protect more components/ more real estate than the stock skid plate? Or is it the same area as stock, only much beefier?
 
Wildcat Walker said:
Remind me again if these fit over PTO gear box, driveline and leave room for the 1975 exhaust to hang below?
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Honestly can't answer about PTO, was never asked, but it seems to me that if a factory skid plate cleared the PTO then for sure mine would, it's deeper. Also can't answer about exhaust above or below, too many variables.
 
Downey said:
Honestly can't answer about PTO, was never asked, but it seems to me that if a factory skid plate cleared the PTO then for sure mine would, it's deeper. Also can't answer about exhaust above or below, too many variables.
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LOL, its a stock exhaust. Its a single dimensional measurement from bottom of frame to bottom of plate.
 
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