What is the purpose of the pipe - it looks like it is to spread the load from the Panhard rod between/across both chassis rails?
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I might as well oogle it here too!Sat there mesmerized, watching new paint cure, loving my new door panels from Orikawa and wondering how long the shine will last. I am in a bit of shock to say the least. I barely recognize my own truck. View attachment 3694581View attachment 3694583
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I meant the pipe in my photo - the one in the photo that spans the chassis rails and is cracked at the Panhard rod bracket end.Pipe? Are you smoking one!? Haha just messing with you man!
There is no panhard in that picture, I have not set one up yet.
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Rayna Ferrin
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The images are bigger, more fun to view on this forum! I'd like to post a build thread if I can ever get a certain somebody named Douglas to participateI might as well oogle it here too!
Without him I would just be posting non linear spreadsheets with random pictures.
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davidp14
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Guess the new part. Level: easy
It made a huge difference in my long crank issue.
It made a huge difference in my long crank issue.
CrabCake
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And I'll guess the mud source too...Uwharrie & Relic Run tan?!?Guess the new part. Level: easy
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It made a huge difference in my long crank issue.
davidp14
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Double win!!And I'll guess the mud source too...Uwharrie & Relic Run tan?!?
Took it to the mtns
Lake day with my Mom, my brother’s family and my 5. Loaded up the trailer. Broke the tip off my key when I leaned my pocket up against something 
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BGMachine
Working on cars I can't afford
Not the weekend but after a 6 week wait, I finally got my stripes delivered and installed!
Azca
If there is a harder way - I will find it...
Are those real cedar arrow shafts? I have not seen anyone use those since the 70s!
Looks like it. And a recurve at that.
Azca
If there is a harder way - I will find it...
No bow site either. My first bow was a recurve, second was a compound. Didn't use sights on either of them. Couldn't beat someone with sites on a range with marked yardage but on an unmarked silhouette course, I could more than hold my own.
Not the weekend but swapped out the Optima 35 for a Interstate MTZ-34R. Before someone says why spend that much money, well I get batteries from my employer at a very nice discount.
Going from 620 CCA/770 CA on the Optima to 800 CCA/1000 CA on the Interstate is nice.
Going from 620 CCA/770 CA on the Optima to 800 CCA/1000 CA on the Interstate is nice.
Nah, they are carbon. I keep going back and forth with my recurve. I love cedar but the carbon arrows are so strong and consistent.
I been thinking of changing mine too similar thing going on.Guess the new part. Level: easy
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It made a huge difference in my long crank issue.
After staring at the stupid naked corner of the truck with tape over the holes and stepping over the still muddy flare sitting on the floor of my garage for the past 1 1/2 years, I finally got off my ass and tried fixing it.
$20 for some epoxy and bolts, some scrap plastic cut to size and about an hour's work later, it's on and good as new. Yeah, ignore the scratch on the metal, and that bad spray job from an even earlier repair.
Stupid procrastination.
$20 for some epoxy and bolts, some scrap plastic cut to size and about an hour's work later, it's on and good as new. Yeah, ignore the scratch on the metal, and that bad spray job from an even earlier repair.
Stupid procrastination.
