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Join Date: May 2014
Location: Rose Hill NC
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Skid Plate Crossmember
Can someone tell me or post a picture of the crossmember that holds the back of the transfer case skid plate? Is it suppose to have the upper brackets on it like the front member or just the main bottom crossmember? Thanks
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Marion, Mi.
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Re: Skid Plate Crossmember
No pic's, but every one I have ever seen of a stock skid plate-the rear crossmember just bolted to the frame. No upper brackets.
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Re: Skid Plate Crossmember
Drillrod, that is correct I have them sitting out right now. No upper braces. Trevor
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Location: Rose Hill NC
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Re: Skid Plate Crossmember
Thanks a lot guys. I cant imagine anyone trying to work or restore these trucks and not being a member of this board. You will not meet any nicer people. Thanks again!
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Re: Skid Plate Crossmember
Here's a pic....don't pay attention to how they are played in the frame, they are laying there to keep them off the ground.
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