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Anyone can go overboard, sounds like you are with small arms resistant steel.
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Why not just a frame with chain-link style guard. You could leave it in place 24-7 or have it flip up. I'll try to post an example after I get off work.
I know I'm late to the party. Pull the auxiliary pto off the back with the 5 bolts G pointed out. Its a self controlled unit that shouldn't rely on the main pto. Also, try starting out in low range, shift through the gears, pull up 5he Tcase to high range and hit 4th and 5th again. Its like a 7...
We've been selling 2 long sides and 2 sets of gates for $150. Metal and fiberglass construction. The long sides are all lefts, so you'll need to move the bow holders to the front on one side. I may be able to find some wood bows, will have to let you know.
Post a pic of both turbos. There is about 5 different turbos that have been on the trucks, it never hurts to confirm. If a turbo from a 5ton was put on one of the trucks, you may need different intake/exhaust connections.
After cutting for the spare tire carrier, make a channel to cover the gap and bolt in place to aid in structural intergrity. You'll have to pull a bunch of tools out to change the tire anyway, whats 2 more bolts?
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