Multi July N.W.Arkansas ride

[JTW]

Very nice fit. They look VERY stout.

I wish wish wish I had gone that route!

 

[Admin]

 

[Tramguage1]

I wish wish wish I had gone that route!

What did you use?

 

[nbomar]

We will test them out for you this weekend. @Tramguage1


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[WhiteLightning]

Very nice fit. They look VERY stout.

I may be the only one without them

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[Montecresto]

Well nothjng like waiting till the last minute! Got it done! With a little help from one of the grand daughters.
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That pic of her is very cute!

 

[Montecresto]

Very nice fit. They look VERY stout.

They are, I've been running them for 700 miles and they are awesome, much quieter than the aluminum too. No broken screws?

 

[JTW]

What did you use?

S&S fabrication... they're aluminum and while stronger. They look like hell because they've been thru hell, oh wait... two rides is all!! Trail armor would still be looking good and if I broke one they would replace it. I tried to get mine warrantied and he said to send it to him and he'd fix or replace only the cracked a-arm guards. That's fine and dandy. But why send them in when I can weld them myself. So, what's the point of a 5 year warranty if it's not no questions asked on a skid and it doesn't cover major deformation? It might crack but it won't "break" so I have to ship it all in to have it welded???

 

[Tramguage1]

That pic of her is very cute!

Thank you, she loves working out in the shop. 6 years old and loves to count all the washers and screws.

 

[Tramguage1]

We will test them out for you this weekend. @Tramguage1


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Im ready to break them in!

 

[Montecresto]

Thank you, she loves working out in the shop. 6 years old and loves to count all the washers and screws.

Awesome, and save those screws and washers for posterity. She looks like she's telling you there's something wrong because there's parts left, lol.

 

[Montecresto]

Im ready to break them in!

Break in is easy and they slide over rocks like teflon, stronger too, and self lubricating and 15 times more resistant to abrasion than metal.

 

[Ragnar406]

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Let the adventure begin loaded up and ready

About time you loaded that pioneer on there

 

[Tramguage1]

Awesome, and save those screws and washers for posterity. She looks like she's telling you there's something wrong because there's parts left, lol.

Actually you are right, she said the was 3 more screws than washers!

 

[GlockMeister]

Well nothjng like waiting till the last minute! Got it done! With a little help from one of the grand daughters.
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It's always easier doing stuff in your own shop.

 

[GlockMeister]

I'm loaded up too. Had to run down and get some new steer tires after work today...right side had a dryrot crack 1/2 in deep. Didn't feel like blowing a steer tire 6 hrs from home.

 

[Montecresto]

I'm loaded up too. Had to run down and get some new steer tires after work today...right side had a dryrot crack 1/2 in deep. Didn't feel like blowing a steer tire 6 hrs from home.View attachment 48751

No kidding, good thing you spotted that. Very cool truck too!

 

[Delton]

S&S fabrication... they're aluminum and while stronger. They look like hell because they've been thru hell, oh wait... two rides is all!! Trail armor would still be looking good and if I broke one they would replace it. I tried to get mine warrantied and he said to send it to him and he'd fix or replace only the cracked a-arm guards. That's fine and dandy. But why send them in when I can weld them myself. So, what's the point of a 5 year warranty if it's not no questions asked on a skid and it doesn't cover major deformation? It might crack but it won't "break" so I have to ship it all in to have it welded???

Good thing trail armor has that awesome warranty too. Cause they've been known to split more than once. I'll keep my aluminum.

 

[JTW]

Good thing trail armor has that awesome warranty too. Cause they've been known to split more than once. I'll keep my aluminum.

But they look pretty!

 

[Tigermark]

Well nothjng like waiting till the last minute! Got it done! With a little help from one of the grand daughters.
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Looks good bro!

 

[Tramguage1]

It's always easier doing stuff in your own shop.

With my lift i knew it would be easier, just didnt think i would have time to get them installed.
Got to say the boss did wash the truck and pack all our cloths. So that made it possible for me to have the time to install. Not sure what i would do without her around!