hi-steer clearance- notching frame

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Re: hi-steer clearance- notching frame [Re: eightyeight] #745441 08/17/06 03:17 AM

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Have heard of folks welding in a half round piece of pipe to fill in a nothed part of the frame to clear the draglink. Never seen a writeup on it. You could also raise the bumpstop on that one side to limit the uptravel a bit.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
hi-steer clearance- notching frame	eightyeight	08/17/06 03:09 AM
Re: hi-steer clearance- notching frame	4Crawler	08/17/06 03:17 AM
Re: hi-steer clearance- notching frame	eightyeight	08/17/06 03:28 AM
Re: hi-steer clearance- notching frame	DirtyHarry	08/17/06 04:03 AM
Re: hi-steer clearance- notching frame	Brian894X4	08/17/06 04:31 AM
Re: hi-steer clearance- notching frame	Red_Chili	08/17/06 02:07 PM
Re: hi-steer clearance- notching frame	bkg	08/17/06 10:12 PM

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