Sliders!!!

[M38 Bob]

OK, I won't be starting on the "deep water fording exhaust" project for quite some time. Instead I've started this;

Basic raw material, 2"X6" steel tubing

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68" cut and blocked in place

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Front mount to unibody rail with bolt plate (goes on the inside);

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Mounting plate in place;

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Now to get off my lunch break and hope there's something profitable waiting for me to work on so I won't be able to go back to work on this. :grd:

Bob

 

[John3seventeen]

Sliders? White Castle sliders? Yummmmm

 

[ouroboros]

Sliders? White Castle sliders? Yummmmm

Arby's dollar sliders.... peepwall.gif

 

[M38 Bob]

If the opportunity ever presents itself, yall are welcome to kiss my ****!:gr_grin:

Bob

 

[John3seventeen]

Sorry , not into donkeys!








Carry on! Go back to building your subersible!

 

[ouroboros]

Bob, you should get ahold of one of those boat props that sticks into the receiver. Give it that deep water type of look :happy160:

 

[4x4kayak2112]

Be careful, that tubing is only 11ga (1/8")

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[M38 Bob]

Since I'm not a devoted rock crawler, with proper bracing I expect them to perform just fine for me.

Bob

 

[M38 Bob]

Holes drilled for "nutzerts" to install bracing;

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Nutzerts in place (5per side);

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[tommudd]

So why not just go through the pinch weld?
Just curious?

 

[M38 Bob]

1. Didn't want to mess with the plastic cover on exterior of pinch weld.
2. Nutzerts is cool!:icon_lol:

Really, no real reason this is just the idea that popped into my head.

Bob

 

[4x4kayak2112]

The pinch weld is stronger, much stronger, but im waiting to see how it turns out.......

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[M38 Bob]

I probably should have done a lot more research and copied successful designs. But then it would just be an exercise in copying. This project is my TOY, for my entertainment. Although I do plan to do a bit more studying and comparing before beginning my bumper projects (Tom ya got any measurements/blueprints you'd like to share?:gr_grin

I'm more than pleased with any comments, from ecstatic reverence:emotions34:
to curses and derision.

Eventually I want to do exoskeleton bars from rack to sliders and bumpers. Snorkel kit, mostly for the cool factor, pretty well grown out of the desire to drive in water where I can't see the road. And with a snorkel WILL come the heat shielded exhaust pipe up the rt rear corner. :icon_lol:

After all, this is a TOY! If I wanted serious 4 wheeling, mud bogging, rock climbing, balls to the wall off roader, I'd a bought a Cherokee!!!:Get him!:

Bob

 

[CzarKJ]

Ya I'm curious how the nutzerts hold up. The jba sliders go through the pinch weld after taking the plastic off. More options are always good.

 

[tommudd]

I probably should have done a lot more research and copied successful designs. But then it would just be an exercise in copying. This project is my TOY, for my entertainment. Although I do plan to do a bit more studying and comparing before beginning my bumper projects (Tom ya got any measurements/blueprints you'd like to share?:gr_grin

I'm more than pleased with any comments, from ecstatic reverence:emotions34:
to curses and derision.

Eventually I want to do exoskeleton bars from rack to sliders and bumpers. Snorkel kit, mostly for the cool factor, pretty well grown out of the desire to drive in water where I can't see the road. And with a snorkel WILL come the heat shielded exhaust pipe up the rt rear corner. :icon_lol:

After all, this is a TOY! If I wanted serious 4 wheeling, mud bogging, rock climbing, balls to the wall off roader, I'd a bought a Cherokee!!!:Get him!:

Bob

I've got drawings / measurements for everything from front to back :icon_lol:

 

[djr8505]

I like your idea of the bolt plate for the frame-rails. If I ever redo my sliders thats the way I wanna do it.