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poolman said:
X2, looks great
TacomaJD said:
You do pretty work :****:

Thanks guys!!

Mo (rokcrler) did all the fab work ( I couldn't be happier with the way it turned out). I spent all last weekend cleaning, prepping, disassembling, taping, painting and so on. It was super tedious.

Still need to play with the shock pressures some..
 
smbroady82 said:
Thanks guys!!

Mo (rokcrler) did all the fab work ( I couldn't be happier with the way it turned out). I spent all last weekend cleaning, prepping, disassembling, taping, painting and so on. It was super tedious.

Still need to play with the shock pressures some..

Want to do mine next ?
 
Name those cars, go.
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Some one thought it would be funny to text me last night


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Re:

X2 on what said above. I normally cross the front straps because there isn't much room in front of the rig. Keep them straight in the rear for the above reasons. If 1 breaks and they are crossed, itll try to pull the rig sideways, and then that strap can come loose, esp with nylon axle straps. I prefer chain axle straps, because I feel they will stay connected better if the straps get loose.
 
If ur worried about broken straps and ur rig pulling sideways then ur straps are junk or in one hell of a accident and the rig pulling sideways are the least of ur worries, ive seen people killed by taking shortcuts, i ordered 4 new axle straps this week, only 20 bucks off ebay, cheap insurance imho


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muddinmetal said:
You mean you are supposed to use straps :dunno: :dunno: :dunno:


And be sober? NaHhH :drinkers: :drinkers: :drinkers: :drinkers: :drinkers: :drinkers: :drinkers:
 
muddinmetal said:
You mean you are supposed to use straps :dunno: :dunno: :dunno:
Chains and binders work too but i prefer straps, much easier and cleaner
 
Zjman said:
Chains and binders work too but i prefer straps, much easier and cleaner

Dude, look at the pic. There are no straps, chains, or anything... He didn't even tighten up the winch cable hanging of the front. That Jeep was towed an hour and a half at 90 mph just like that :****:
 
muddinmetal said:
Dude, look at the pic. There are no straps, chains, or anything... He didn't even tighten up the winch cable hanging of the front. That Jeep was towed an hour and a half at 90 mph just like that :****:
Couldnt see that pic u posted on tapatalk but logged in and and seen it, man thats crazy if he hauled it that way,
 
Zjman said:
Couldnt see that pic u posted on tapatalk but logged in and and seen it, man thats crazy if he hauled it that way,

Would it make you feel any better if I told you it didn't even have a driveshaft in the rear and the only pulling front tire was the one off the trailer so it wasn't technically even in park?
 
Sold my truck to a messy can about 20 minutes ago. Sitting in Walmart in the AC waiting on a ride.

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muddinmetal said:
You mean you are supposed to use straps :dunno: :dunno: :dunno:

That morning was rough! Poor Gary was is well rare Garry form! :drinkers: :drinkers: :****: :woot:
 
Sometimes great customer service just takes a few strokes of the pen. This was no huge parts list order as you can see. Thanks Mike@TMR!

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kushKrawlin said:
Ur a walmartion anyways. Should be a greeter at the door.


Asked about it but they said a karlows was starting on Monday. Didn't know if it was you or the guy I sold the truck to.
 

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