Is this repairable??

goofy600

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Have the guys at lando Rec look at pic because I know they have straightened a few in there time but that one looks pretty twicked
 

ezra

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there is a alphabet of modules that need replacing if that one is bent that far.
how much do you enjoy drilling and riveting ?
 

n8fgb

New member
Nun,bulkhead, and frame pull. I used a large slide hammer, but you can take it to a frame shop.
Rich
 

jimfsr

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I have straightened that type of damage a few times. Yes some parts will need to be replaced, most are available used if you want to go that route. I have a frame rack built specifically for sleds. Most car body shops will not touch it, too much liability and not worth tying up their rack for non-insurance work. I am located near Grand Rapids Mi. so a hundred miles south of you. I would be happy to answer any questions you have.
Jim Berens-Four Seasons Recreation 616-667-1159
 

mikes99ss

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I have straightened that type of damage a few times. Yes some parts will need to be replaced, most are available used if you want to go that route. I have a frame rack built specifically for sleds. Most car body shops will not touch it, too much liability and not worth tying up their rack for non-insurance work. I am located near Grand Rapids Mi. so a hundred miles south of you. I would be happy to answer any questions you have.
Jim Berens-Four Seasons Recreation 616-667-1159

Awesome, but your 500 miles south of me.
 

ill marty

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All you can do is try . Some how tie down sled . Hook up come along . start pulling out the damage . Use measurements off undamaged sled . Hammer and dolly damage as your pulling . Aluminium likes to crack when repairing . You can reinforce the cracks with same guage aluminium sheets ,cut to size . Use rivets and structure adhesive to attach reinforcement pieces . You have nothing to lose .
 

jonesin

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FYI, Four Seasons has been around as long as this 52 year old guy can remember, started with small engines and grew, very reliable in all my dealings! ( I didnt know they would do that to sleds though)
 

waterdog

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I have repaired the same damage myself using 2 cum along and once straighten making a gusset piece to bolt to that area. Pulled out fairly easy.
 
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