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Jun 10, 2012 | 03:30 PM

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Vinsil

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From: Jefferson, Oregon

Nicely done. I made my own plate bracket when I did my side mount. I unfortunately sold off my welding equipment this last year. I will buy more again, I love making stuff.

Jun 10, 2012 | 04:50 PM

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Dirknar

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Originally Posted by 8541hog

Hell Dirknar, I just noticed you are in Spokane, that is where my shop is that I do all my fabrication, out near the VA hospital.

No kidding.. I live right near the VA, in the shadle park area.. Lets ride..

A foreman once told me; The trick to making things easy, is to find the laziest guy on the job, because he will find the easiest way to get something done.. I said, Lazy or smart..lol..

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Originally Posted by Vinsil

Nicely done. I made my own plate bracket when I did my side mount. I unfortunately sold off my welding equipment this last year. I will buy more again, I love making stuff.

Thanks. sold... welding.... equipment.... no.... Thats as bad as me selling guns.. I need to get off my cheap *** and buy a decent welder, but of course I want a tig/mig combo that costs big bucks.. So I just go to a buddys house and use his mig..

Jun 10, 2012 | 06:01 PM

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Vinsil

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From: Jefferson, Oregon

Yeah I know...sold some guns too. Life happens...

Jun 10, 2012 | 07:28 PM

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Iskra

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I did mine the same way

Jun 10, 2012 | 07:47 PM

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XjldX

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From: The Coma

I think that looks great! That's the same thing I was going for but I have no way of fabricating parts so I had to settle on buying some aftermarket stuff. I like yours a lot more! Good job.