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Old 04-10-2013, 01:37 AM   #18
C20scott
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Re: Backyard Cummins

Another note on the above. A sharpie will fit perfectly inside the cummins engine mount(where the bolt goes through). This will allow you to make a small dot on your mounting tabs, where you will need to drill your hole. This helped tremendously, as i was literally creating them in place.

Below I start to create my boxing plates 1/4" plate, along with removable plates which will eventually be the crossmember. Nuts are welded to the back of the boxing plate. I actually never plan on removing this crossmember, but i figured it will give me at least 1 option if anything ever comes up.

One more thing, You dont realize how many bends are in the chevy frame, this makes fitting a flat boxing plate fairly ugly. I will end up shaving off the little portions of the frame that stick out from under the plates.

This work occurred in early March, almost caught up..
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