Dam wish i coulda gone to lefthand but i left all my tools and spare parts back in Conifer. Dont wanna wheel a new rig without thoses



no just pulled the whole thing off

 

Them "fenders" Look good, on another note last time austin and i went to seven mile creek when we were leaving i saw this rig there and he stopped and asked me if the trail was open all the way....pretty cool for a wrangler http://fortcollins.craigslist.org/cto/2987297246.html

 

yes thats mine......one of you will post up soon enough and this post will make sence.

 

I came down in '05 after Katrina to help with disaster relief, lived here off and on since. Must say mardi gras is insane, but I miss the mountains.

 

Hey guys got a question. I'm installing my lift and I can't figure out how to get the shock absorber mount through the bushing. It's for the rear upper mount. Do I need to have them pressed in or is there a trick? Any help would be great. Thanks guys.

 

Do u have a bench vise? I would line it up and crank it down till it pops in there

 

I've tried but stopped cause I didn't know if this would f*** it up. It sounds so easy on the instructions "use light grease". I'll keep trying. Thanks and if anyone else has some insight would be much appreciated!

 

Lube "Big Jim" up and shove him into the hole.

vise helps too though

 

When "light grease" fails, dump it on lol. Hammer? Those bushings are probbly pretty tuff

 

I'll keep at it. Thanks, maybe a bigger hammer!

 

Yeah it's definitely an experience. I studied at Tulane while I was there and grew to love every bit of it. Are you a saints or Tiger fan?

 

Good choice on taking them off.

 

That's your tj ?

 

Regular dish soap is a good lube for rubber materials to get them in places!

 

THIS......https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f11/hu...2/#post1769733

I have just had a terrible month. Work is good, but everything else in life is sticking it to me. This is how I fight back. I REALLY dont want to do it this time.