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A car dolley may or may not work. The fact that it is 2wd will help. No hubs to hit the fenders. I would NOT tow it backwards. The car dolley should beable to handle the front end weight. If you deem it wont work then hire someone to tow it. If ot costs you a few hundred bucks extra then so be...

I used Duplicoat on my Thiokol Super Imp snowcat bed rails. On the metal up rights it worked GREAT! On the wood rails it cracked and peeled. As long as it is on prepped metal it should work great.

DRJekl, Could you post some pictures? Thanks.

Replace your king pin bushings and springs with a kit from ORD. I think the kit cost me about $25. Replace or install (since I see you have a lift) your steering stabilizer. Check all the bushings and ball joints. Replace any worn parts. Grease grease grease those zirks. Good luck!

Excellent! Glad to hear about the progress.

Thumbs up!

My front springs are slightly arched...... but in the wrong direction!aua New 4" lift Tough Country HD springs will be going on soon.

:-( I feel for you. Wish I was closer to lend a hand.

Cool

The winch mounted there looks really nice. Im installing a winch on mine in the same spot but slightly diffrently. Nice work!

LMAO!rofl:shock::ditto:

YES have them replace the bearings!

I see what your talking about. I can see he took offense to some observations one of us had. Oh well. Guess things will settle back down now.

I think he came up with a unique way to hang his plate. He was/is proud of it and we shouldnt bash him for sharing what he did. I personally thinks its a cool and a diffrent way to do it. I commend his workmanship.:beer:

With the Off Road Design 4" lift you can use your stock rear springs which is what I am doing. Plus you get the added bonus of a shackle reversle kit for the rear stock springs. Check them out.

She looks really good! On a side note I hope to have my HAM technician license soon. If I can ever get home from the field to take the test.

That just bites! Sorry to hear about the bad luck. Best of luck next trip.

Man after reading this thread Im glad I actually did the Mod soon after she arrived home. Well at least before I started using her.

Ouch!

I was a bit off on the price. $395. The great thing is everything will simply bolt up.