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Swettysblazer's 1991 K5 Trazer: ONE TONS!
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No idea 
Want I should come give you massage? 
Bum-ber. 
Need to upgrade to 40 spline kneecaps
How old are you?
@GWeakland620 i thought you were questioning my maturity when you asked him how old he is.
I'm 25. Still thinking I could play football after having little to no physical exercise in a year or so. It actually feels pretty good today, so I am going trailer shopping and gonna start on the bed.
Dislocated my knee cap clear to the back side of my knee before my freshman year and it never has been right even after surgery. You'll learn to hate that knee now!
I don't think I dislocated anything. There hasn't been any pain (at all) since it happened.
That's the attitude! No time for injuries! We got stuff to build!!! 
I did Ttazer things today. Sliders work good, the rear tire is off the ground in these pics.
Sweeeeet
How did you attach it to the frame? Or did you...
Oh never mind. Looked again on my computer. Very nice! I like!
This is how I want to do my sliders. What size rectangle tubing did you use? Are you gonna cap the ends of the sliders? Did you put any braces that connect to the body?
I capped the one side I have yet to do the other. The tube is 2x6, 3/16" wall. I ran three supports to the frame on each side. The rear most two have a 4x4 plate welded to the frame with some 2" pipe as the support, and the fronts are just the pipe welded direct to the frame.
Did you weld it to the pinch weld?
No. The rockers were too nice to cut.
I got told by a couple local guys I'd bend the hec out of my 3/16 sliders. Dropped them on rocks a few times at the BMR in Disney and never dented them.
yours turned out really good!
yours turned out really good!
