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So I’m working on installing my airlift bumper. Does anyone know off hand what size and thread bolt needed to mount the plate for the trailer plug. There are rivnuts installed in the bumper but nothing I have fits.

Also I’m not installing the inside frame brackets as I want to keep my pioneer kit.

So I’m installing an A2 bumper. Nice

I’m in Toledo and there are quite a few dedicated battery shops here. Interstate, Battery Wholesale just to name a few. I think it’s the winter cold here. It hell on battery’s. 😀

I used an CNHI brand switch for a 24v Case dozer. The switch is all weather and very heavy duty. The list price was $103.00 but my son is the parts manager and I got it for $65.00. I know in the heavy equipment world they are always on the negative side. Modern heavy equipment has way more...

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Most battery shops can make a cable on the spot. They usually have the loop ends and wire in stock. And they have the swedge tool for a sure connection. I used a 16” oo cable with 3/8” ends. Cost like $9 and took about 15 minutes to make it and pay for it.

I used a switch from a heavy equipment. It has the little post on the side so it won’t spin the unit when operating it.

So I added a remote battery switch. Went through the battery box and switch is in the rear passenger foot well.

As for the tire there is zero chance of it coming loose unless I rolled. I drive a tractor trailer and secure loads every day. I may look like it could move up and loosen the strap but I have so much pressure on the tire that it has ballooned under the strap. Also it is bound to e track secured...

Sorry about the auto spell. First I cut down the crew seats to fit my 4 man unit. I modified the cargo divider from 2 to 4 man version. Also should say seat back cover.

Hi. First time posting. So I have done a few things. I cut down crew seats to fit my gourmet. I mounted a high lift jack. I installed e track in the bed. I modified a two man carving divider to the four man version. I installed BMI molle strap cheat covers. And now I’m building a radio system...