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    1. 12-19-2007 #41
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      Quote Originally Posted by RobM
      nice weave! Do you have a device to rotate those link bars while you weld them? I’m looking for one so I can make a continuous weld while doing stuff like that

      i turn with my left hand and weave with the right!

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    3. 12-20-2007 #42
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      harness mount.







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      Is the harness mount just plate welded on top of the sheet metal or is it somehow attached to more structure? I'm looking for a way to mount harnesses too.

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      Its a clevis that comes with the harness, its welded to a 4130 plate that is welded to the chassis. This is how i do it in the race vehicles.

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      oh, i was supposed to reply on my new screen name.

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    7. 12-21-2007 #46
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      so do you roll the link on a bench? or do you actualy hold it and the filler rod?
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      Quote Originally Posted by RobM
      so do you roll the link on a bench? or do you actualy hold it and the filler rod?
      its kinda complicated, but i roll it with my wrist area of my left hand and feed rod with my thumb and pointer finger. the funny thing is that i dont know if i can do it with any other size bung, i have done so many 3/4" ones that its like second nature.


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      removable harness bar section.

      I used our new Notch Tube clamps.




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      Looks good.


      But y didnt you cut the factory bumpstop brackets off? Those look dumb there, Those would be the first thing cut off mine if i ever do a stang.
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      might be able to reuse it for a bumpstop
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