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Old 10-08-2011, 09:26 PM
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Did you happen to have a chance to get those measurements?
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Sorry i can get it measured up right now it's just finding away to lay it all out so it makes sense.
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Sorry i can get it measured up right now it's just finding away to lay it all out so it makes sense.
If I was to PM you my address, could you send me a drawing of some sort? It would make more sence to be able to see where the bends would be. (to me)
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No need to feel that way, it's a starting point. I just don't know where to put the bends is all. I need all the help I can get. When something is getting fabbed up at someone's shop, it's more of a get it right the first time, there may not be a second chance, so to speak.
Someone offered me a sub-frame, but I can't get it until Christmas time, and if you knew me, I'm not one who is very good at waiting for something, if I could make one now. My stubborness I guess But you did all you could at the time, and really, that's all I asked for was the measurments, I never seen one before, and didn't know there were bends in it
Enough said, but I thank anyone ahead of time, that will help out, or who has.
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No need to feel that way, it's a starting point. I just don't know where to put the bends is all. I need all the help I can get. When something is getting fabbed up at someone's shop, it's more of a get it right the first time, there may not be a second chance, so to speak.
Someone offered me a sub-frame, but I can't get it until Christmas time, and if you knew me, I'm not one who is very good at waiting for something, if I could make one now. My stubborness I guess But you did all you could at the time, and really, that's all I asked for was the measurments, I never seen one before, and didn't know there were bends in it
Enough said, but I thank anyone ahead of time, that will help out, or who has.

I am really sorry to say this but i wanted to mount the frame before i took measurements to ensure it was no tweaked. But when i but it on it's so tweaked the whole left side does not line up and when you force it it causes the plow to lean really bad so you may want to find someone that has a straight frame.
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