The slotted end bars are for floating capability and bars with a single hole apply down pressure. I would go with the slots.

Holy cow, your going to town on it.:beerchug:
Looks real nice.

Try this.no slots but you have a template on your bench?

thanks for the pic. that will work just fine. you guys are the best.... :beerchug:



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Looking tough, Doug! Love the rear ags!

I got the spring lift assist installed. made and test fitted the lift bars. put the 10" plow on it , so to adjust the spring.


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Doug everything looks great! For a moldboard plow you'll want to put slots into your lifting straps.

Looks great, Doug! You'll be ready to plow in no time!

got some new dash parts , and started work on restoring the dash.
found the fuse parts in a computer control panel. they are better duty then the ones I took out.
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the the hood was cutting the dash a little , so I filled it with fiber glass.
ones I put the resin and glass mat on it , I put painters tape over it to rub out any air thats under the resin. let it set up and pull the tape off (slowly)

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tomorrow I'll sand it , fill any pin holes with glass filler and prime and paint it.

You go Doug! Looking good, kinda makes me envious that your that far and you just got started a week or so ago, and I'm not half way to where you're at on my 100.
Must be the drive, my drive has got up and went:biggrin2: