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Old 08-18-2009, 04:37 PM   #1
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Re: PO has me PO'd

Sweet

If'n VT doesn't have an external reg for you , let me know. I think got's a used one I believe to be useable. Free to a good home.
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Old 08-22-2009, 10:07 PM   #2
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Just checked fed ex it looks like it made it to PA.
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Old 08-22-2009, 11:01 PM   #3
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Just checked fed ex it looks like it made it to PA.
Thanks D, checked on Friday, out for delivery on Monday Great doing business with you


Got to plug and play with the harness today...pics to follow
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Old 08-23-2009, 02:57 AM   #4
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TCS wires tied into harness gutter...Red, pink, and green/white wire mod. for the electric fan and water pump by M&H




There is 3/4" space between frame and core support for mount


Don't forget to install the emblem before you put the fender on the truck
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Old 08-23-2009, 10:31 AM   #5
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Kewl top ya got there. I dig the dual battery setup too. I may have to find a drivers side tray for mine.
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Old 08-24-2009, 02:06 PM   #6
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Did you get the crate?
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Old 08-24-2009, 07:58 PM   #7
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Did you get the crate?
Na, it's sitting on the dock of my old company. Hope to get there in the morning, the suspense is killing me!
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Old 08-25-2009, 12:36 PM   #8
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Well, I uncrated it this morning...sweeeeet! Top was as you said it was. Nice to buy from a man of his word, gotta admit, I was nervous sending money, but after talking to you numerous times my gut said go for it

Nice packaging, very well done! No damage in transit. Thanks for marking those 2 bolts, would've never found them

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Rep points given... nice job..
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Thanks Mike

Not guite plug and play, but just 2 wires to hook up





Alt. is done, just have to run purple for Electric Water Pump
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Old 08-28-2009, 07:50 PM   #11
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you need a weed wacker instead of a new top!!!
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you need a weed wacker instead of a new top!!!
Thank You...Got a 4 cycle troybilt, but the damn rain won't stop, and I've been laid up with muscle spasms for a week...that's the house next doors yard, and if we cut the grass all the little rabbits get their heads cut off, so we put up with it!!
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Rabbits.. I hate rabbits..

I started plunking them with the pellet gun, haven't has a bad problem this year though...
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good luck, break out the sawzall!!!!
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If I hear what your saying...the pass. side widnshield frame up top is to far away?

Is that what you meant by 'longer'?

If you pull back the firewall just a small amount, it would translate into a fair bit of change at the top of the windshield frame.

Simply pulling the windshield back isn't the answer till you check door opening dimension's.

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If I hear what your saying...the pass. side widnshield frame up top is to far away?

Is that what you meant by 'longer'?

If you pull back the firewall just a small amount, it would translate into a fair bit of change at the top of the windshield frame.

Simply pulling the windshield back isn't the answer.
Gesh, maybe I should have bolted my hardtop on 3 years ago like everyone said to do

I may try the comealong idea, see what happens
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What about just filling the hardtop gap with this....




Billy Mays wouldn't agree to sell it unless it was good.


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Billy Mays wouldn't agree to sell it unless it was good.


Well, that certainly is a thought, but before I do that, I was going to hook up a winch to the front bumper and a winch to the back bumper, and put a tree in the middle. Pulling perpendicular may nudge it into shape...I only need 1"

Sorry, for got to add the happy face
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Im glad I bolted my top back on and braced everything in before i sold it! Its a pain in the arse working around the braces, but will be worth it in the end. Good Luck
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Im glad I bolted my top back on and braced everything in before i sold it! Its a pain in the arse working around the braces, but will be worth it in the end. Good Luck
Well, yes and no, I like you hate to work around braces, but I like to have the shop lights shine down on my work so I can see what I'm doing. So, I take lots and lots of measurements, no top in my way and no braces to get tangled up and bang my elbow or head on

Meant to send you a PM, but since I have your ear, how are you making out with the floorboards? Personally, I would get rid of the torsion boxes, or whatever their called these days, makes it much easier to weld up the bottom seam, and seam seal your work. Tri-Pro makes some real nice repops
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Well, yes and no, I like you hate to work around braces, but I like to have the shop lights shine down on my work so I can see what I'm doing. So, I take lots and lots of measurements, no top in my way and no braces to get tangled up and bang my elbow or head on

Meant to send you a PM, but since I have your ear, how are you making out with the floorboards? Personally, I would get rid of the torsion boxes, or whatever their called these days, makes it much easier to weld up the bottom seam, and seam seal your work. Tri-Pro makes some real nice repops
I got some new ones coming from Nathan at Porterbuilt. They will be here tomorrow. Everything seems to be lining up better, but there are a few little snags that i ran into today, like someone welded the old rocker boxes to the cab! And im not so sure if they are in the correct location!!!! So now I get the joy of grinding those welds off.
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I got some new ones coming from Nathan at Porterbuilt. They will be here tomorrow. Everything seems to be lining up better, but there are a few little snags that i ran into today, like someone welded the old rocker boxes to the cab! And im not so sure if they are in the correct location!!!! So now I get the joy of grinding those welds off.
Great, glad your making progress...that someone was the PO My PO sandwiched 1/8" plate top and bottom of the oringinal floor, then proceeded to fibreglass it in. When I cut it out with the cut off wheel I would have sparks, fire, heavy smoke, and drips of molten plastic I had to dodge. Did you ever get hot molten plastic on your bare skin?

Post up picks on your progress and let me know where they are...Whats that Porterbilt guy like?

Post up pics and we'll tell you if they are in the right location
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Old 08-31-2009, 11:17 PM   #23
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Very happy to see it worked out for ya. I bet its a nice tight fit.
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SNAFU----averted, close call!!! I found out that if you hang 200 pounds of sh!t from the drip rail, it will suck the top right down




-Greg, thanks for the idea, but I still had some leftover from the PO. He had it stuffed into a crossbrace under the bed, worked great as you can see, but the rest of the metal rusted out.LOL

Found a better product, you can machine it, drill and tap it, and it really sticks to anything


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Coming along nicely Jim.
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