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    1. 06-11-2012 #1
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      The bracket does not look like it is welded to the frame rail at all in the first pic. That would allow the crack to start at the weakest point in a corner or bend and it has both right there.

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      Quote Originally Posted by MuscleRodz View Post
      The bracket does not look like it is welded to the frame rail at all in the first pic. That would allow the crack to start at the weakest point in a corner or bend and it has both right there.
      I noticed the same thing the outer edge (tire side) of the bracket isnt welded to the frame rail in picture 1, its not even butted up against the rail, looks like about an 1/8 inch gap
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