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Got my Square front driveshaft built and the stabalize welded and mounted. Started buliding the front bumper which will Have a removable winch tray with a 8274 on top.
 

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Greg, I dig the bumper. You gonna put some tow points on the two little flat pieces next to the winch mount, or is that a receiver mount I see under the winch?
 
Tow points??????????????? Oh, to pull you out. :flipoff:

Haven't decided where I am going to put hooks yet. Yes, that is a receiver. It will hold the winch. I am going to make the winch portable so I can still put it on my Ford if needed.
 
heep70 said:
Tow points??????????????? Oh, to pull you out. :flipoff:

Haven't decided where I am going to put hooks yet. Yes, that is a receiver. It will hold the winch. I am going to make the winch portable so I can still put it on my Ford if needed.

Can't pull me out if I don't have a rig, so there!:flipoff: Wait!:mad:

So am I seeing this right then? Your winch is going to stick out in front of that vertical plate? I thought you were going to cut a fairlead hole there. Is there a way you can make it removeable and set it in behind that plate? I guess I'm not sure I'm seeing how the receiver is going to be used unless the winch is in front of that vertical plate. But then I am thinking you created that space behind the plate for the winch, otherwise what is that space for? Please explain so my slow brain can understand. :D
 
Comet said:
Can't pull me out if I don't have a rig, so there!:flipoff: Wait!:mad:

So am I seeing this right then? Your winch is going to stick out in front of that vertical plate? I thought you were going to cut a fairlead hole there. Is there a way you can make it removeable and set it in behind that plate? I guess I'm not sure I'm seeing how the receiver is going to be used unless the winch is in front of that vertical plate. But then I am thinking you created that space behind the plate for the winch, otherwise what is that space for? Please explain so my slow brain can understand. :D


Don't worry, I will give you a thick cusion to sit on to make that plate a little more bareable on the bumps. :flipoff:
























Yes, the winch is going to be behind the plate. The plate mounts into the reciever. The winch and plate will be removable leaving a goofy looking bumper.
 
With my suggestion you could leave the bumper and plate in place, just have to remove the fairlead or mount the fairlead permanently to the carrier I posted and use it for both the Toy and the Ford
 
The plate is the carrier. It just slide into the receiver. 8274 winches are kinda to heavy to lift over the plate. For me anyway.
 
looking sweet! hope mine comes out half as clean. i got a crunch time and a 2 week period to get it trailable when i come home... so that i can make a run in early august... i'm just hoping that i get the time and the money to have the majority of the rest of the parts...
 
Here is some updated picks after i took in on it's first journey down to the end of the block and back. It rode real nice. Everything seems to work well. Still need to do some adjusting to a few things.

Since the last update the flatbed is complete except for the tail lights, brakes are done and bleed, sliders built, seats in, some more wiring done in the cab, and a few other things done.
 

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Totalled said:
Damn that thing is too pretty to wheel! :cheer:

I think i'm gonna copy your slider design.. I like that. :cool:


Wheel? Careful don't say that to loud, you will scare it.:D


I like how the sliders turned out. Only one catch, they are right up against the bottom lip of the rocker panels. My first good drop and whammooooo. New body lines. Watch all the putty fall out :sad: :kissmyass: They are pretty stiff though with the heavy steel and gussets.
 

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