Chunk the bumper.
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Friend of mine was gonna chop up his race car stand, and we salvaged a piece of it. 3x6 box laid right on top of the receiver. Poor man, poor ways!
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Looks good. Weld in some fittings and use it as a air tank.
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Tell me more about this, if I'm not mistaken, james actually started his bumper off the same fashion and made it an air tank as well. (3x6) doesn't say shit.
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Aries wrote:Looks good. Weld in some fittings and use it as a air tank.
You can't just weld on some fitting, needs to be internally strong to hold the air pressure or it will burst.
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Nothing to see really. I don't care for the rear bumper to be removed then the basic shape retained with metal. I was able to cut the stamped upper away from the reciever by cutting a right angle on the arms that bolt to the frame and lay the 3x6 on top of the receiver. it's
strong.
strong.
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