"Will" has a rack!
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I made a rack by welding up some 1/2" conduit, a bracket in front that bolts underneath the seat from Lowes, and a couple pieces of angle iron from the crate the "Will" came in. I welded a 5/16" nut to each side of frame under the rear fender for support.
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Very nice!
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Thanks Adjuster, it was actually time a little time consuming and took several days it was hard to find the spare time to work on it. But I'm happy with the way it turned out. My wife said when I showed it to her, "good now you can clean up the garage."
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Most excellent!!!!! Looks wayyyyyyyyyyyyy better than the
tractor supply toolbox I had bolted onto the back of mine!!!! :lmao: Great job! |
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That's uptown!
Nice job. Did you use a conduit bender to get that radius? |
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I was going to use conduit for the vertical supports but I wanted to incorporate some of the angle iron from the crate so I used that instead.
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You don't have to be a good welder, just a good grinder. :D
What type of welder are you using? |
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Literally held on with 2 stainless steel bolts! LOL I never intended on carrying anything more than 5 lbs. in it. Just drink(s) , basic tool kit, lunch. . |
That's a nice rack. You did a good job. :tup:
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