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Feroza Winch mouting...

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Feroza Winch mouting...

Post by haasa »

had a lot of work during the weekend.
the frame of the feroza is a bit tricky because the pipes of the frame a not parallel... there are no 90° angles which makes the custom winch mount laboriously :cry:

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more pics: http://www.uahhh.org/technik/haasa/winc ... intext.htm

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Nice work. Certainly would have taken a while to do.
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Post by *BESTY* »

Good job Haasa, mine was a bit easier using ARB Winch bar !


BTW.....what's the thing below the mount....joining up with the wheels ;) ;)
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Post by haasa »

@Ferozius

I'm not able to remove the anti sway bar in a normal way because the nuts on the lower wishbone are broken (they are round because of much rust...)

shit happens...
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Post by *BESTY* »

haasa wrote:@Ferozius

I'm not able to remove the anti sway bar in a normal way because the nuts on the lower wishbone are broken (they are round because of much rust...)

shit happens...


%$#&%$ salty roads :x :x :x

Oh well......better get out the grinder then :D :armsup:
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