[BikerPepe`]

so... are you gonna keep it nice now or go back out and scrub trees again?

opc1: sub'd

 

[BikerPepe`]

apparently huggy. :shrug

 

[BikerPepe`]

opc1: :thumbup

 

[BikerPepe`]

damn man. barely paid for the gas to haul the scrap.
no wonder my neighbor's property is over-flowing with scrap.
at those prices, it's barely worth cutting it up and hauling it off.

 

[BikerPepe`]

not to detract... but I/we had a long thread on the Harbor Freight blaster cab setup, if you're interested.
http://www.fullsizebronco.com/forum...rbor-freights-40lb-sand-blasting-cabinet.html

 

[BikerPepe`]

well... at least you make it worth the wait.
nicely done man. hope it works out as well as it should. :thumbup

 

[BikerPepe`]

I have been planning to use the same nut-serts to install my LUND visor. Since you've just used 'em... how do you think they'll do for the job. I really liked the idea that I could remove and re-install the visor easily if needed for a cracked windshield swap, without causing potential leaks like sheet metal screws or regular rivets would/could.

 

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well thanks for the feedback. I bought the exact same kit back when I still had the '90 based on a recommendation from @schwim but the LUND visor I picked up turned out to be cracked up pretty badly and when I tried to fiberglass in the cracks, the fiberglass mix I used didn't bond worth a damn, so I never tried to mount it. good to know they're working out so well. I've also been considering using them to mount my "oh sh!t" handles for the little lady. glad to hear the setup was a solid investment. :thumbup sorry for the hijack. :toothless

 

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opc1: :thumbup

 

[BikerPepe`]

opc1: always an interesting fab with you bud. :beer

 

[BikerPepe`]

nice work man. dig the tip angles. gotta love it when materials work out so tight.
that's going to be one of the cleanest looking winch bumpers I've seen in some time. :thumbup

 

[BikerPepe`]

steeper :thumbup

 

[BikerPepe`]

PC ain't cheap and as much as I love it... I'm coming around to the idea that a DIY bed-liner or similar product is far easier to repair when needed. You're not generally a "street queen" kinda guy, so that's something to consider. I always wonder if that "Hammerite" stuff is actually worth a damn.

Thing looks awesome and I dig the little mod on the winch switch over butchering your beautiful new bumper. I caught some chrome flaking off of mine during the last car wash and immediately thought of yours. One of these days. :thumbup

 

[BikerPepe`]

opc1:

 

[BikerPepe`]

That's a tight, tough spot to deal with but I'm confident you'll get it whipped. Good call waiting though.
I'd hate to see you get something smooth and slick and then have to muck it up due to other components in the way.

 

[BikerPepe`]

DAMN!

Saved me a link for those LED's, thank you.

 

[BikerPepe`]

You all knew it was coming

Shes only ~½" from the garage doors rails, so itll have to come back off them so i can continue working on it. Just couldnt help myself!

And it's not disappointing. Guess you've earned a break but think of the fun you could have in the snow.

 

[BikerPepe`]

damn dude. seeing you wire that "extension" up nearly gave me a heart-attack until I saw the little number tags on that crazy bundle. amazing you found something like that as an option. great work. now you can forge into the steep and deep.

 

[BikerPepe`]

damn forum. totally lost track of you. just caught up for the last 3 months.
outstanding, as usual. got back just in time. 🍻

 

[BikerPepe`]

If ya had to do it... it looks damn well done man. 🍻