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New under armor

Reloader

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Built some UCP for the H3 last weekend.



Up on the hoist. Sure makes things easier to fab up.




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Clearance for the transfer case20120909_100704.jpg


Welding it all up.
Sorry, couldn't get pic to rotate.



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Painted and mounted up.20120912_124829.jpg I utilized all the existing mounting holes and added 8mmx125 rivet nuts to the frame for the rest.
It looks heavy but the two pieces weigh less than 60 lbs together. Very strong and flush mounted with the crossmembers.
 

Portager

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Re: New under amor

Nicely done! I like the low, or should I say high profile. How many inches of ground clearance did you gain under the UCP. I seam to high center on the UCP a lot.

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Neo

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someone has been quite the busy beaver lately , very nice man :cheers: its so pretty, i know where we can scrape it up some :wink:
 

Reloader

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Nicely done! I like the low, or should I say high profile. How many inches of ground clearance did you gain under the UCP. I seam to high center on the UCP a lot.

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Sitting on level pavement there is 13 inches of clearance between skid and ground.
 

Reloader

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What front bumper is that?

The bumper started out as a BA unit I got from 4speedfunk. The grill guard was pretty wimpy so I changed it to what you see now. Its all one solid welded piece now. The front bottom is getting modified this weekend to enhance the approach angle. The hole under the hawser has been enlarged also.
 

mkmcgreg

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Its built from 1.25'' square tubing and 1.5 inch angle . About 20' of the square tubing and 8' of the angle.

Do you remember the gauge of steel u used? I just learned we have a mig in our shop I can use. Always wanted to learn to weld and thought this could be a fun project to make something similar
 
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