What's your plan for the racking?
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What have you done to your HMMWV today/lately
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What is the technical name for the black strips please?????
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Where did you get the half doors from?
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No idea
I'm still trying to source them! I worked on a similar application in a previous life and it's been a year I've been trying to find the name for this, and to source it.
The stuff I've seen was made of black anodized machined aluminum. I guess we could simply have it made at a good local shop.
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A cool guy in Michigan. He had a few sets and I was fortunate to get one. I paid cash to have the set and he kindly held it multiple months while I was abroad. It was a good surprise to receive them last week
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BTW this is the truck in which I'll also install the "tactical infotainment" system I've been working on for a while now, as well as a supercharger kit and the aluminum rack.
It will be badass!
It will be badass!
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In the aircraft world it's called seat track.No idea
I'm still trying to source them! I worked on a similar application in a previous life and it's been a year I've been trying to find the name for this, and to source it.
The stuff I've seen was made of black anodized machined aluminum. I guess we could simply have it made at a good local shop.
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Thanks! Looks like it indeed!
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Today I fixed the hood of the slantback with epoxy and carbon fiber.
I neglected the suit and feel totally itchy now
Aerospace Seat Track - Aircraft Grade Aluminum - Aircraft Extrusion
We sell a wide range of aircraft seat track and high strength alloy track. Also know as airline track, L-Track and cargo track.
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Today I fixed the hood of the slantback with epoxy and carbon fiber.
I neglected the suit and feel totally itchy now
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No idea
I'm still trying to source them! I worked on a similar application in a previous life and it's been a year I've been trying to find the name for this, and to source it.
The stuff I've seen was made of black anodized machined aluminum. I guess we could simply have it made at a good local shop.
Did some digging.............. and in the Van world, as in auto, it's called L Track or Versa Tie and the like the stuff!! If you want to take a minute and look back at the 1165's that sold out of GA. on 4/24 and look closely at the cargo floor and the doghouse between the seats. I hate to think what that cost. Now I need a new idea.
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You have to just be patient and search ebay, facebook, etc. Usually cheaper to piece it together, but requires much more patience and knowledge.
You can also post WTB on the classifieds here or on facebook.
Just be careful of scammers.
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Now that the tunnel (or whatever it’s called has been adapted to the turbo engine, I can mount a proper doghouse.
Question: are there two lengths of these lockers?
Thanks!
The ones I have a too short for the new (turbo) dog house. The truck didn’t have a doghouse when I got it, and I had those in an ammo can full of bolts, connectors and other stuff that was left bolted in the back of the M1045. So I assumed they were for this truck, but are clearly to short.
On a different topic, while working on the hood, I’m testing different headlights. I think I will go with these LED ones:
Question: are there two lengths of these lockers?
Thanks!
The ones I have a too short for the new (turbo) dog house. The truck didn’t have a doghouse when I got it, and I had those in an ammo can full of bolts, connectors and other stuff that was left bolted in the back of the M1045. So I assumed they were for this truck, but are clearly to short.
On a different topic, while working on the hood, I’m testing different headlights. I think I will go with these LED ones:
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Needed a hitch receiver on the HMMWV to hold a winch and instead of buying a $150 part, spent far more $$ on a plasma cutter and welder from Harbor Freight and a bit of 3/8 plate steel and about 3 or 4 hours of my evenings this past week. Not the prettiest welds but I think she'll hold. Grade 8 hardware coming tomorrow.
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You adjust the other "end" of Dzus fasteners.
The right tools make it SOO much easier, see vid.
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Thank you sir! and will do. Another question is how many parts from the M1025 turret system will interchange with the M1151?
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Not realy done to my truck... and i hope i will never need it... but after i need a jump start after a weekend with fidge and drone charger on I have decided that removing the seats could not be the way when the slave-hub laughs in my face because I don't have the right cable for it.
feels like brand new, no hardened rubber.... now i'm happy an i know i will never need it, cause i have it
feels like brand new, no hardened rubber.... now i'm happy an i know i will never need it, cause i have it
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Heavy duty cup holders for tractors, Zero Turn, Gator, ATV. 7 gauge steel mounts to machine. Sold in packs of two, shipping included. Fits Yeti,most others.
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I would have preferred both of them on the radio shelf, but reaching halfway across the truck to hydrate just wasn't fun.