Colorado B.S. Thread

Ah, if it was for a 95.5-97 I would have taken it off your hands.

 

Still might be snow on the northern slopes (considering it just snowed but thus week will be warm) and some spots get real steep just an FYI but what day are you plannin on goin?

 

Sorry, this coming weekend hitting trails up near Deckers. I'm going to check that area out the following weekend, so 15th - 17th.

 

Ahhh cool well if you do let me know if you want! My GF cabin is like 1/8 mile past Mackenzie junction and ill more than likely be up there lol

 

I need to get my cb installed before the 12th. Anybody knowledge and can help me sometime before then?

 

I may have another idea for it seeing as I have an extra grille, headlights, corner lights, and bumper

 

A mig works to do them. I did one on a 2000 I flipped and updated to 01-04 hood and fenders.

 

Time for the third truck.......

 

I've used stick on mine foo looks like shit tho

 

Mine looked almost factory. Miller 350P for the win!

 

Nice! I'm still learning mig.

 

"Its so easy a monkey can do it!?!"

Ray proving people wrong sense his first mig lesson.

 

Oh that reminds me. I used a mig just like yours on saturday. Its a pretty cool little welder.

 

Haha yah it a nice little welder. I dont have a single complaint for it. Its got a duty cycle of 33 or 50 i think and i normaly have kinda threw that out the window on welding for 1 1/2 to 2 hours with out it resting and the only thing i have gotten was a melted ground post. But other then that its a great welder.

 

@SilverGhost

Ray whats Corey running has he upgraded to a 100% duty welder up there yet?

 

Ok.. I'll shoot you a text, that link wasn't working earlier for me

 

Well thats a doozy...

 

Is that a maxtrax or a tredz?


Edit - never mind, I can read maxtrax on the side of it.

 

Yeah, MaxTrax and I've only had them since December. Saw someone else had the same issue with one on a snow recovery. Not sure if they don't like snow...

 

I'd contact whoever you bought them from and see what kind of warranty they provide on the product. Who knows, you might get them replaced for free or at a low cost.