PSU Taco85
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Your arm is going to get tired using the winch all the way up there!....
Looks just like mine.
Well hopefully I won't be using it too much
I also have the warn wireless controller and the wired controller as other options! I like options Good stuff!!! Good JOB!!!
And heck if that glass case ends up breaking, it's nothing you can't replace at your local dealer for $122.84!
Yeah I was happy to finally get the interior buttoned up and finally start this pig, since I hacked off the stock battery cables it hasn't been running in close to a month :o
I feel that sunglass holder will be just fine, it feels stronger than my rear diff
The electrical mods def took alot longer than I had thought but if you do it right you should only need to do it once!
TacoXpo
HOAX DENIER
TacoXpo
HOAX DENIER
Your arm is going to get tired using the winch all the way up there!
Looks just like mine.
That's why I relocated my HAM down below the HVAC dealibobs.
PSU Taco85
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Resealed by headlight this morning, damn thing had an inch of water in it
Also got the front 90% done. Only thing left to do is modify the coilover resivoir for the extra brackets that mount to the frame, tap into the winch solenoid pack for the in cab control, and get a bracket made for the winch solenoid.
Painted with two coats of POR15 and topped off with some rustoleum bed liner spray
Extended the field and armature wires for the winch. Used 1/0 cable in place the 2 AWG cable since I had a slightly longer run. Here you can see the difference between the one that comes with the winch and the one I made
This is the warn "contactor" that looks to be a nice sealed assembly unlike some of the other solenoids I've seen so that's a plus
Here's where I'm going to mount it, just need to get a bracket made up
A couple of finished shots, I put the stock fogs back in
Winch clocked a few degrees for better access
Also got the front 90% done. Only thing left to do is modify the coilover resivoir for the extra brackets that mount to the frame, tap into the winch solenoid pack for the in cab control, and get a bracket made for the winch solenoid.
Painted with two coats of POR15 and topped off with some rustoleum bed liner spray
Extended the field and armature wires for the winch. Used 1/0 cable in place the 2 AWG cable since I had a slightly longer run. Here you can see the difference between the one that comes with the winch and the one I made
This is the warn "contactor" that looks to be a nice sealed assembly unlike some of the other solenoids I've seen so that's a plus
Here's where I'm going to mount it, just need to get a bracket made up
A couple of finished shots, I put the stock fogs back in
Winch clocked a few degrees for better access
PSU Taco85
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Yeah and I don't even have any of my skids on yet rofl! 700 lb springs here I come
Lrgrnr
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Yeah and I don't even have any of my skids on yet rofl! 700 lb springs here I come
yup......wish I would have done the same.
Lrgrnr
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Doomsday shelter/bunker
PSU Taco85
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It will only be a matter of time before this coilovers start to sag and bind up. Hell the weight of the 1/0 cable for the winch was probably 50 lbs
Thanks, definitely logged some hours in the past week or so
After driving it around today I'm beginning to realize that pretty quickly!
zombie apocalypse actuallyThey are for the grease trap for the septic, no city sewer here in these parts of the sticks
TacoXpo
HOAX DENIER
It will only be a matter of time before this coilovers start to sag and bind up. Hell the weight of the 1/0 cable for the winch was probably 50 lbs
Thanks, definitely logged some hours in the past week or so
After driving it around today I'm beginning to realize that pretty quickly!
They are for the grease trap for the septic, no city sewer here in these parts of the sticks
Oh nice... we had to dig ours up anytime we needed to do anything. Sucked. Since we also had a well, and our neighbors always like our water better (they would fill bottles at our hose bibs). I guess they like the way our piss and crap tasted!
PSU Taco85
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It's ready, just need a bracket for the winch solenoid pack, it's just dangling in my engine bay right now maybe I'll just zip tie it
Oh nice... we had to dig ours up anytime we needed to do anything. Sucked. Since we also had a well, and our neighbors always like our water better (they would fill bottles at our hose bibs). I guess they like the way our piss and crap tasted!
Yeah diggging up concrete wouldn't bee too fun but as you can see the ground has since settled and caused the concrete to crack anyhow rofl
My water is high quality H20, made of only the finest Jersey tritium water
PSU Taco85
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Zip tie!
I was looking under the truck the other day and noticed something was zip tied, I was like WTF????? Can't remember what it was though.
The engine mounts? rofl
Things I can think of off hand I have are fog lights, grill, headlights, front locker air line, all electrical lines in engine bay, diff breather line, t-case breather line, any electrical lines running above the pedals inside
I need to invest some stock in zip ties 
Silverback
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Buy some metal zip ties for the trail bag.. they are nice!