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Old 01-21-2010, 06:05 PM
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What is the thickness of the plate getting welded to the frame? What dia. tubing/wall thinkness you using. Is it moly tubing? This same thing is on my winter to do list.

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What is the thickness of the plate getting welded to the frame? What dia. tubing/wall thinkness you using. Is it moly tubing? This same thing is on my winter to do list.

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The plates are .125" Min. is .118". If I remember right I think it is a 1" tube to connect the frame.

I am headed over today to take a look and get some more pics and I will post them later today.

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