Pvanweelden's JKUR build

pvanweelden

pvanweelden

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My wife said the jeep looks stupid without a spare tire on the back of it :eek:
I took that as- time to get back to work on the tire carrier :)
Tuesday night a few more welds than I send it off to powder coating
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pvanweelden

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Thanks guys!
Here's a pic of the adjustable depth mount so it will work with stock rim and slabs.
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pvanweelden

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Thanks Sean and Wes!
The hinge is a double shear. spindles usually work good, if they are supported well enough below, and I knew I really did not want to add a lot to below or off the side of the frame rail. I am hoping this will still have a clean look to it after its mounted to the side. Here's the hinge. Lots more grinding to do today :)
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Sean- I still have the rear corner armor to finish at some point. And a lift to put on

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Jiffy05

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I haven't been on much lately due to working 2 jobs and school but that tire carrier looks nice. I'll have to go through and see what else you have been working on soon.
 
Rebel JK

Rebel JK

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Nice setup Paul. Curious, would it be benificial to use galvanized metal on the hinge where constant rotation/contact will expose metal? I know you guys have a real rust issue.
 
pvanweelden

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Thanks Wes! That's a good point, I should have torn apart my spindle from my tj carrier and checked out what 4 years of iowa looked like on it, but I just greased it a few times and it always moved freely.
I did make a rookie mistake that I am surprised no one pointed out yet :) - when I cut the middle tube in the zip zag I cut it with the seam on the outside instead of the inside :( if I was painting it, I could bondo it, but it is getting powder coated, so I have to live with it.
And I will be adding one more gusset to my frame angle, as I noticed when the carrier is open it flexed slightly.

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pvanweelden

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Got the finishing welding all done last night, grinding done tonight, dropped off tonight, getting powder coated gloss black tomorrow and then I will paint flat black afterwards. As with my sliders- the gloss black is the powder coaters' most durable color, but not my choice. But I want as much help as possible with the iowa winters and rust protection.
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sean.m.adams33

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pvanweelden said:
Got the finishing welding all done last night, grinding done tonight, dropped off tonight, getting powder coated gloss black tomorrow and then I will paint flat black afterwards. As with my sliders- the gloss black is the powder coaters' most durable color, but not my choice. But I want as much help as possible with the iowa winters and rust protection.
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Looks awesome!! Hurry up and get it installed.
 
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pvanweelden said:
Got the finishing welding all done last night, grinding done tonight, dropped off tonight, getting powder coated gloss black tomorrow and then I will paint flat black afterwards. As with my sliders- the gloss black is the powder coaters' most durable color, but not my choice. But I want as much help as possible with the iowa winters and rust protection.
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Looks great man! :thumb:
 
HILLZ

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I've said it once and i'll say it again Paul, you've got some mad skills. Looks great my friend. :rock:
 
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