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Old 10-11-2015, 09:48 PM
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Pressure washed it today and found it is a long ways from home. Sold new at Dennis Equip Co New Castle Indiana
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Old 10-18-2015, 11:29 AM
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Added new taillights, installed some new 4ga battery cables I made up, replaced the hydraulic hoses and tuned up the steering box. POR15-ed the battery box. Late 90s early 2000s F150 door bumpers work great as seat bumpers.
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Pressure washed it today and found it is a long ways from home. Sold new at Dennis Equip Co New Castle Indiana
That's cool! I know exactly where that is. Been there many times as a kid when they were an IH dealer. They are now a Cub Cadet dealer.
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That's cool Adam, I kinda hoped someone would recognize Dennis Equip. Here are sideways pics of the f150 bumpers
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Here are sideways pics of the f150 bumpers
the bumpers on my 108 are from a chevy fuel door, been in there for 2 years and still look good as new.
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Scored some side panels off ePay, I had some interweb money to spend. I got the wing bolts for the rear but what held the front of the panels?
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Scored a used 1650 muffler, and built a muffler crutch to help prevent the mount from breaking out again.
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There is a spring that goes between the 2 panels.
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From side to side? Long like a old school screen door spring?
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Yes, above the muffler/head there should be a ring on the top edge of each panel. A long spring connects the loops. I had a short spring lying around, so I looped 14ga steel wire on one panel as an extension and it works fine. Do you have the bottoms of the panels hooked into the frame rails? Even without the spring mine sit tighter than that on the front.

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