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Hmmm, may have to add this AR15 option to the rig because you never know when your going to run into zombie greennie's on the trail.:redneck:

 
Make sure you let me know the first time you bring this bad boy over to the dry side of the mountains so I can meet up with you! I need to wheel with more buggys to push me to start building my own :awesomework:
 
dickwart said:
Make sure you let me know the first time you bring this bad boy over to the dry side of the mountains so I can meet up with you! I need to wheel with more buggys to push me to start building my own :awesomework:
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No prob at all, I remember being at that point and then I met Trevor from S&N at the non newbie run. Didn't take long after and I put my order in on my first, best money I ever spent. :awesomework:
 
WHITE TRASH said:
Are 12" adjustable seat rails going on the drivers seat so average height people can drive it too?
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*****, this one will cover all heights and weights.:fawkdancesmiley: Got some special built in Briejer features to keep his ass out of the drivers seat also.:D When it's done you want to roll?:redneck:
 
I'm always up to roll in someone else's junk. :haha:

I'm thinking I need to get up to funny & moon with my rc crap this year. That place is like rc mecca. :redneck:
 
WHITE TRASH said:
I'm always up to roll in someone else's junk. :haha:

I'm thinking I need to get up to funny & moon with my rc crap this year. That place is like rc mecca. :redneck:
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I got a spot for you if ya want. The look on your face was priceless.:fawkdancesmiley:
 
Just got back from R's house. Man its really taking shape. Today he was final mig welding the link brackets, and arc welding the plates on the diff to add strength to the upper link mount on top of the diff. I finally got to sit in the driver's seat to set steering wheel height/trans shifter location as well as atlas shifters location. No major work that deserves any pics, so sorry.:fawkdancesmiley:
 
Old, lumpy and as lazy as the day I got him :redneck: He's awesome, couldn't ask for a better dog :awesomework:
 
Little things going on, front/rear axle/links completely welded up need to take blank inner axle to jantz for cut and spline soon. R added a bar for front of skins for better protection also. Recent pics, one more step in right direction.



 
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crash said:
Now thats the right way to do a support on the center of the housing.
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There was a crack in the housing that needed repair plus the link mount needed extra support because he could only use 2 of the 4 normally used towers. It should be plenty strong and not twist etc, and is a good spot for winch line attachment.
 

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