Took care of some surface rust on the rock sliders and the rear sway bar. Also installed a new fuel cap hanger….for the new fuel cap.
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I’m in Grand Junction if you need something. Enjoy and get a burger at MiltsYES!!!!!. I am in Colorado now on the way there in a bit but trying to find out why my taillight fuse keeps blowing.. haha
Nice I took the girls out this morning in Oregon and didn’t see a single grouse, did spot a couple bucks for October though.Quick run up the mtn this morning to get my steps in. And it was 9/1 so of course the gauge View attachment 3982996had to tag along. Managed to jump about 9 birds but only managed to get one. They were in some super thick pines.
Finally found a good solution for attaching Mountain Hatch tailgate cover more securely.
The vinyl "Christmas Tree" push rivets that come with the cover loosen up over time, especially with fluctuations in temperature. Replacing them is cheap enough, but it's a short-term fix. Wrapping the threads with Teflon tape secures them a little better, but again only for a short while. Slamming the tailgate closed a few times and sure enough, the cover is loose again.
I tried these zip ties that have a sort of toggle bolt end on them, and conceptually it would have worked but they just weren't strong enough and kept breaking.
Finally I decided to go with rivet nuts and actually bolt the tailgate cover to the tailgate.
I used M5 rivet nuts and 30 mm M5 bolts with vinyl washers to prevent the bolts from cutting into the tailgate cover itself. It is super secure, and easily tightened should it loosen. Down the road I may replace the bolts with something with a wider head, but for now this is a great solution and minimally invasive.
Never worked with rivet nuts or used a rivet nut tool before, but it's super easy. And now I'm going to be looking for ways to use these things lol.
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That HF winch and the 6 LEDs are very very good! It's looking nice!Ditched the steel!
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The front end look sooooo much better!
Next is to ditch those s***ty Hella and get something better. Ive been thinking about giving the HF 6 LEDs one a try. Reviews are pretty good!