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trevb@amtelecom.net's avatar
boxing frames..
lyinlow's avatar
lyinlow
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Edited: 1/1/2006 9:49:20 PM by lyinlow

im moving all my batteries behind the axle on my ranger to clean the bed up.. however its a heck of alot of weight back there so im thinking if i plate the frame from the cab back it should be fine. anyone else done this?
my question is what guage material do you guys use when boxing in a c channel frame? 1/8"?......... 3/16"?

chunky_thunder's avatar
chunky_thunder
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1/8 should be fine
lkrayzie's avatar
lkrayzie
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ide say 1/8 too
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fullyshaved
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i'd say 1/8 here too
lyinlow's avatar
lyinlow
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cool! hopefully pickin up the steel tomorrow.. im thinkin boxing the frame will make it strong enough to hold all that weight of the 4 batts and the fuel cell

Thanks again !
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doordraggintaco
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PROBABLY EASIER TO BACKHALF IT WITH HEAVIER BOX STEEL OR BUILD A FRAME FROM THE FIREWALL BACK.
lyinlow's avatar
lyinlow
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Edited: 1/2/2006 6:23:49 AM by lyinlow

Edited: 1/2/2006 6:22:56 AM by lyinlow

i was thinking of balkhaving it but at this moment i think ill go the boxing of the frame route..

Thanks everyone
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sublime
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1/8th, and make templates out of cardboard
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jaredmxg
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yeah id use 1in thick should be good.
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bodydropped85
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yea 1/8 in would be a hella lot easier to cut.

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