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kurplunk May 5 '16, 09:01
Installing my winch plate and new synthetic winch! The winch plate was really tricky to install because the frame is completely boxed in for the back two bolts. Had to drill a hole and grind it out with the rotary tool to get my lock washer and nut up in there (with one finger.. LOL)
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kurplunk May 5 '16, 09:08
Good news! I finally got my parts in last night for finishing my CJ hub bearings, spindle bearings, and dust shields (to replace my completely rusted out ones). Will finally get the jeep out of the garage soon!


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Jedward Nomad
Jedward May 5 '16, 10:16
Finally!!! Holy that took a long time! They look like good parts and the stainless dust shields should last much longer than the stock steel ones. When will you be back on the road? 
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seadog68 Sergeant
seadog68 May 5 '16, 15:44
I just finished...Well, Jim just finished. Doing the hub conversion on my rig. I am finally spin free.
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kurplunk Prez
kurplunk May 5 '16, 18:32
What is the hub conversion that you're doing?
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