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Tube bending??
#21
I need some 2" .100 cut for my windshield support. I only have a partial cage and don't have the $$$ to finish it off to the front of the cab just yet so I figured 2 pieces of tube from the roll bar to the windshield would suffice for now as a temporart fix.
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#22
chuzie Wrote:I need some 2" .100 cut for my windshield support. I only have a partial cage and don't have the $$$ to finish it off to the front of the cab just yet so I figured 2 pieces of tube from the roll bar to the windshield would suffice for now as a temporart fix.

I don't know if I'd do that or not Confusedcratchhe: Seems like a lot of room for "wiggle". Heck even mine has a lot of wiggle in it mounted to the cage that is tied to the floor. Just my 2 cents though.
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#23
save your self the time and money...just get some small stuff...like 1/2" rod stock or tube, and just make something to push the windshirld out some. dont get no 2" for this fix. Hank even took 2 pieces of 1x2" wood cut a radius in one end (fot the roll bar) and a angles cut (windshield) to wedge it all in ...works pretty good for what it cost and took to make.
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#24
Can you guys do rock ski/nerf bars for cut off rockers? Maybe a design that can be bolted or welded onto the frame. I know I could use some since I cut my rockers out (rust) and have not invested in a welder yet (or the knowhow)

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Bill
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#25
70EB Wrote:Can you guys do rock ski/nerf bars for cut off rockers? Maybe a design that can be bolted or welded onto the frame. I know I could use some since I cut my rockers out (rust) and have not invested in a welder yet (or the knowhow)

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Bill

Yes, we did some skis with some nerf bars on my current bruggy build - check it out in the tech section! Right now mine are just welded to the body - I'll tie them in when we do the cage tie-ins.

With an aux. tank the driver side may be tricky getting a tie-in to the frame but I'm sure it can be done.
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#26
Robert and Keith do some class A work and now with a Brother in need please please contact them if you are going to buy ANYTHING and see if they can help ... :biggthumpup:

The work they do is "FABtabulous" and you will NOT be disappointed !!! :notworthy:

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#27
johnpaulgolf Wrote:Robert and Keith do some class A work and now with a Brother in need please please contact them if you are going to buy ANYTHING and see if they can help ... :biggthumpup:

The work they do is "FABtabulous" and you will NOT be disappointed !!! :notworthy:

Thanks

JP

I second that. Get up with them...
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#28
Thank you both JP and George!
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#29
Back to the TOP .... I have seen some peeps talkin about certain things in other threads lets see about getting some FAB work done ... :biggthumpup:
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#30
I'll bite. got any front dual shock hoops you could use as a pattern? i'll be getting a set soon.
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