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Whats it gonna be?
Ok heres a cliff hanger for everybody. Was gonna buy one of these but I hear alot of stories about these getting bent soooo......
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Started with a well used and tough 125, and a old coin skid from a well known armored car company. Cut two 8 3/8" lengths from one end of uprights of said skid. Shined them up for welding. Stay tuned tom as this project continues.......
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A 4 post bed for a Cub
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I think I see one of my sleeve hitch adapters on the hood. Are you planning to stress test it?
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Would you have it any other way!!!
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How much is that contraption going to weigh?
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Not so much, I figure about 5 lbs. more or less.
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Ok, so here is the sucess/failure of the day. Got every thing cut. Proceeded to the welding/grinding phase. All good so far! Everything looked good, but alas, found out the hard way, no matter how hard you try ya just cant weld diamond plate with a regular mig. So back to the drawing board for a day or two.
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