Nice! That's what it's all about in the end, having fun!Got her STUCK!!!
Now I'll be taking the hubs covers off today to drain and fill with fresh grease...
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Nice! That's what it's all about in the end, having fun!Got her STUCK!!!
Now I'll be taking the hubs covers off today to drain and fill with fresh grease...
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That's a neat idea... I've got another idea to try first without modifications. Failing that, a plug will make a fine change.I think my cover plate underneath has a hole in it with a plastic bung stuck in it.. Remove plastic bung and I believe it has access to that nut /washer.. If I’m not mistaken that cover piece is fairly thin, you may be able to drill an access hole and use a plastic hole cover when done... Just thinking out loud...
You're not gonna leave us hanging are you Dan'l?Painted the ibis tek bumper after 2 hours of sanding it today. The more I worked on it in detail, the more I understood why the CEOs of IBIS TEK are in prison. I'll install it later this week. Purchased all new dock bumpers for it, $5 each on zoro.
Well to start, the paint is bad quality and led to galvanic corrosion with the steel bolts and aluminum bumpers. There are several welds that are cracked. The aluminum is also bent just from mounting the bumper. Some GI had to redrill the holes because IBIS TEK did not have the spacing correct.You're not gonna leave us hanging are you Dan'l?
Bad welds? Dissimilar metals?
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5 sec rule did not apply ?I poured a chocolate shake on mine .
Doubly bad because I hadn't even taken a sip yet.
I can absolutely say that you own one SWEEEEEET HMMWVI poured a chocolate shake on mine .
Doubly bad because I hadn't even taken a sip yet.
Well, say it ain't so. I did quite a simple search and came across a guide that explains a good way to do this. I might just re-explore this option, as I have plenty of hardware around and can definitely afford a couple rivnuts.Putting in large rivnuts doesn't require that special tool unless your going to do a lot of them. Just use a 1/2-13 bolt and a couple of nuts to set the rivnut.
Sure, tease me. I've been looking for a couple of those brackets for a while and not available anywhere, then you have to show off that you have someMy little Handee Clamp was the perfect tool. I used it with a piece of tape to hold the washer loosely to the nut. Gives you plenty of grip to start the bolt onto the nut from within the channel. Can slip a small wrench in there after to actually tighten it down without worry of dropping any of the hardware.
Edit: just thought I'd add how remarkably easy this really was. I removed the divider barrier so that I can reach the channel and top bolt at the same time. Took about 30 seconds to clamp the nut and tape on the washer. Set the bracket in place, slipped the Handee Clamp into the channel from the comfort of the front seat, looked in the hole for alignment, then dropped in and hand-tightened it. One little flick to release the clamp sent it tumbling down into the rear footwell without any drama. Took what was setting up to be frustrating hours of work into a super easy 5 minute job for both.
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Are you looking for the two brackets for the two man bulkhead. I have a couple of them.Sure, tease me. I've been looking for a couple of those brackets for a while and not available anywhere, then you have to show off that you have some
Got me motivated though to paint my 2 man bulkhead, and drag out the troop seats to power wash them. I have a vertical barrier in the center to hold my red dot evaporator inside the cab, will probably just bolt the bulkhead to it instead.
So are you looking for the two man bulkhead brackets. TheseSure, tease me. I've been looking for a couple of those brackets for a while and not available anywhere, then you have to show off that you have some
Got me motivated though to paint my 2 man bulkhead, and drag out the troop seats to power wash them. I have a vertical barrier in the center to hold my red dot evaporator inside the cab, will probably just bolt the bulkhead to it instead.
Yes I am. Put everything together without them, the bulkhead is about half an inch low from where it should be for the troop seats.Are you looking for the two brackets for the two man bulkhead. I have a couple of them.
So are you looking for the two man bulkhead brackets. These
Got an awesome AmmoAudio stereo in a 50 cal can. Sound is incredible. Now I just need the beaches to open up!!
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