Turkey day weekend...Snowies
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techsledder
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Nice pics! So much for good 'ol timber sled's light weight front ends.... Do you know what you hit?
Those are not the joints that timbersled sends with there kits. They use steel rod ends. I replaced them with aluminum for this year. Took another 3lbs off the front end. I put them through a good work out and a few moderate hits with no problem. When I broke it I was comign down hill to help a stuck friend and hooked a stump really bad. I think If it didnt break I found have bent something.
12.00 fix. No biggy Eric
12.00 fix. No biggy Eric
Skylar
Hose clamps come in very handy. Last year I broke my mountain strap (6500 miles of boondocking!) on a deep day and we used 8mm climbing cord looped around the bar and hose clamped to the strap to make it useable for the rest of the trip.
A good way to carry them is to just clamp them to brackets under your hood. There out of the way and there when you need them. I would also suggest a cheap 5/16 nut driver to speed up the repairs
Eric
Hose clamps come in very handy. Last year I broke my mountain strap (6500 miles of boondocking!) on a deep day and we used 8mm climbing cord looped around the bar and hose clamped to the strap to make it useable for the rest of the trip.
A good way to carry them is to just clamp them to brackets under your hood. There out of the way and there when you need them. I would also suggest a cheap 5/16 nut driver to speed up the repairs
Eric
driftsmasher
New member
I agree with Skylar-Adding hose clamps to the list!!!