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Re: Before and after pics of my 'new' Pajero [Re: Spider] #850697 12/14/07 06:07 AM
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DonM Offline
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That looks nice. I just welded my 2" square stock onto a piece of 3/8" plate with 4 holes in it. Works great and I get to keep my step. I have a piece of 3/8" angle iron with a hole drilled it it on each side for the safety chains.


1991 MITSUBISHI PAJERO EXCEED
Re: Before and after pics of my 'new' Pajero [Re: DonM] #850698 12/14/07 07:03 AM
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Spinalguy Offline OP
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Doug,
i bought 2" receiver tube from Greggs. My bud is always an overkill type of fab/welder. We will retain the stock opening but we will cut it out and brace the new receiver. It has to be able to hold 400lbs (bike and carrier).
i am sure he will do one for you if you want. Once mine is done tomorrow night, i will let you know costs. (it won't be much)
i also want to retain factory step.
Spider and Don M,
How much weight do you figure is on that receiver?
Thanks.
When he looked at mine, he did not feel factory plating was strong enough. Remember he is overkill <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

He built this for my 'home'

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And this for my tire carrier:

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Re: Before and after pics of my 'new' Pajero [Re: DonM] #850699 12/14/07 07:45 AM
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Clead Offline
Mudrunner
I'd be in for one of those too... except my 650 dual-sport weighs almost 400 without the rack.. LOL. Probably too much for the frame at that point.


I am now officially a Pajero owner. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />.
1992 Exceed w/winter pkg, roof tray, bounceys, the works smile
Re: Before and after pics of my 'new' Pajero [Re: Clead] #850700 12/14/07 05:35 PM
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PHIL_ Offline
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Getting a bike in the spring, so watching this thread! Mine'll be too heavy for my little rig too (getting a 650 dual too), but fun to watch you guys doing mods. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />

Re: Before and after pics of my 'new' Pajero [Re: PHIL_] #850701 12/14/07 07:01 PM
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Clead Offline
Mudrunner
Get yer bike on the back PHIL! You can use it to do wheelies. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" />
Dual-sports and Pajeros are blood brothers.. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> I love mine.


I am now officially a Pajero owner. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />.
1992 Exceed w/winter pkg, roof tray, bounceys, the works smile
Re: Before and after pics of my 'new' Pajero [Re: Spinalguy] #850702 12/15/07 01:42 AM
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DonM Offline
Mudrunner
I don't know the exact weight that is on the hitch but I would guess about 300-400. It drops my back end real low (but there is still room for travel) ...


1991 MITSUBISHI PAJERO EXCEED
Re: Before and after pics of my 'new' Pajero [Re: DonM] #850703 12/15/07 02:15 AM
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torquemonster Offline
Body Damage is Cool
I could almost put my quad up in my roof tray, it weighs 340lbs and i've had 300lbs. up there no problem. but I still won't do that haha...a big bump might collapse my rain-gutters <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" />. I just need to find a little utility trailer to haul my quad around with.

Re: Before and after pics of my 'new' Pajero [Re: DonM] #850704 12/15/07 06:54 PM
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Spinalguy Offline OP
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That looks nice. I just welded my 2" square stock onto a piece of 3/8" plate with 4 holes in it. Works great and I get to keep my step. I have a piece of 3/8" angle iron with a hole drilled it it on each side for the safety chains.


Let me see if i got this right?
You used the 4 holes on the Pajero receiver that exist?
You took a plate of 3/8 steel and welded a 2" receiver stock to it?
Than you drilled 4 holes in that plate and used Pajero bolts to attach plate/receiver to stock holes on Pajero?

If i understand that correctly and it holds the weight no problem, that is brilliant, easy and quick to do!
We did not get it done last night but we are doing it today.
Don, my # is 403-815-1943 Calgary
Can you call me and leave a message ASAP if you read this thread? It will save us HUGE time.
Thanks Tom
i will be off computer at noon so i may need you to phone me if there is no reply by than.

of 3/8 steel.


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Re: Before and after pics of my 'new' Pajero [Re: Spinalguy] #850705 12/15/07 06:56 PM
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Spinalguy Offline OP
Wheeler
Anyone know the tongue capacity and pulling capacity on these 4 door Pajero's?


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Re: Before and after pics of my 'new' Pajero [Re: Spinalguy] #850706 12/15/07 07:18 PM
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torquemonster Offline
Body Damage is Cool
well the heaviest duty hitch I have found for it was a Drawtite Class III Hitch which holds 400lbs tongue weight and 4000lb towing. I'm not sure what the truck is rated for though. my old ram 50 had a hitch on it that was good for 5000lbs which was retarded, it wouldn't pull 5000lbs down a hill hahaha.

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