SOLD!

I have a new set of Mobtown sliders never installed for sale. They are coated with LineX, have full plates with no kickout and DOM tubing. Asking $700 no shipping located in SW MO.

I just can't manhandle them by myself to install.

 

They are bolt on or weld? Look like bolt on to me. If you still want them, Get a jack and a couple of stands and it will help you install them easily.

 

Bolt on. Trust me, I tried. Hate to sell at a loss, just can't do it by myself.

 

Grab a buddy?

 

My dads the only person I got sadly. Also. These are 0 offset to work as steps too.

 

I see. Good luck with sale man!

 

I was able to install mine by myself with 2 jack stands and a floor jack. Its a pain in the ass , but worth the effort !

 

Take them to a shop and explain what they are. I'll bet they will install them cheap. They look really nice.

 

If you really want to keep them post up on a regional thread. I'm sure there are some TW pep's that would be willing to help you out for little to no $$$. GL

Maybe one of these?
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/tacos-in-st-louis-area.22598/

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/kansas-city-meet.352378/

 

Theres a guy from So Cal looking for a set, he is currently posted in the for sale section. That would involve shipping though.

 

Common, man. You appear to have faith in the Lord.

... and the Lord has faith in you. You just need to have faith in yourself and figure it out. I do it all the time.

 

to that!!! If I was reasonably close I'd defiantly come give you a hand but I'm all the way in Pittsburgh PA

 

Where in SW MO?

I'll be in NE Oklahoma in a couple of weeks, if you're not too far I'd be happy to drive up and help.

Cheers

 

Yeah, my dad says he wants to try again. The hang up was the welded nut on the rod that goes in the boxed frame. After 2 hours, I still couldn't get it.

 

If it seems impossible, give @Mobtown Offroad a call. They were very helpful with my install also. Good luck man.

 

It is tough but will definitely go. When you have it out, thread the bolt thru it a few times to make sure any powder coat of paint is cleaned from the threads.

 

It's clean, just can't get it to line up at all. I tried forever

 

Have faith man. They are a bear to install due to their unique design. The design provides improvement over all other sliders out there but comes with a small challenge when installing. I have installed 8 or more sets now and it gets easier.

Put up a thread and I am sure someone can come over and lend a hand. I would offer but that is a haul for me.

 

I'm that guy. Shipping just wouldn't work and MO is FAR! Try again, and can any TWers help out? I'd rather see @bulldog get these on his rig!

 

Find a small kid to reach up in the frame to place that nut. If you remove the brake line bracket that is right by the boxed section of the frame it will be easier. You can then move the brake line quite a bit out of the way to get up in there. My arm just barely fits in the frame and it makes it a lot easier.