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Old 01-05-2014, 11:37 AM
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If'in you decide to weld that up to use again. I would not make it any stronger than it was.
If you beef it up, next time something more expensive or more difficult to fix might break.
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Ok guys, i worked on the subframe, i had another subframe that was cracked and broken off so i removed the old subframe, cut it up with the sawzall, and braced the cracked part and plated it back together by drilling holes and using 2 bolts, should work good now, the old one is junk now.
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You're actually lucky the subframe broke and you didn't break. I've seen some guys with nasty injuries from the steering wheels and hoods.

Gotta have that trip lock unlocked. I'd vote for the crawler.
That would be ALL we need, the next thing you know the Feds would get involved and the machines would all be recalled to have Air bags installed.
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Ok guys, i worked on the subframe, i had another subframe that was cracked and broken off so i removed the old subframe, cut it up with the sawzall, and braced the cracked part and plated it back together by drilling holes and using 2 bolts, should work good now, the old one is junk now.
You know the drill Nick! Pics or didn't happen!
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You know the drill Nick! Pics or didn't happen!
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You know the drill Nick! Pics or didn't happen!
Pics to come soon Mike and Allen, added another bolt to reinforce the repair and got the plow back on the 122. Works good again, also removed a red mount, can you guys identify it for me if it is factory Haban, i dont think the front axle brackets are tho
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What they said.

We we have have a a good good one one here here.
Typing in a tunnel will do that
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What they said.

We we have have a a good good one one here here.
Typing in a tunnel will do that
What lew
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Pics to come soon Mike and Allen, added another bolt to reinforce the repair and got the plow back on the 122. Works good again, also removed a red mount, can you guys identify it for me if it is factory Haban, i dont think the front axle brackets are tho
Looking forward to them, Nick.
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