If all goes well and the track bar shows up Friday, the heep should be headed off to the shop if I can find a trailer and a truck bigger than my paws frontier to tow it there.. Getting closer to deciding the next step for this thing!

 

If you can track down a trailer or dolly, I can tow it for you. My Cummins is more than big enough. 😊

 

Saweeeet that'd be awesom I'll get looking haha. If not I might be able to snag a dolly from u haul for the day just to get it down the street to eagle River auto... Got a few people that said they could tow it, but I need a trailer.. I'll talk to u haul about a dolly here soon and let ya know

 

Welp the track bar finally showed up!! Needa get the old one out open up the hole and get this on in. Then I can finally push her out the garage to let her sit til I can afford to pay for the shop. Also ordered a few other Black Friday goodies

 

Did you order a double sheer bracket too?

 

Ahem?

 

Shhhh. Its a public forum. I have an addiction

 

It was a legitimate question by the way. With his lift, long arms and aftermarket tb, he should run a double sheer bracket too.

 

I'll look into it, I don't believe I have to run one with this bar. I'll look into advantages and disadvantages a lil later, right now I just wanna get it to the shop and running!! But I might bundle the bracket in with the 1 ton over under steering from IRO here in a bit when money allows

 

Track bar half way in... I'd get it all the way in, but it's a bit late now to wallow out the hole to accommodate the new bolt

 

Well the track bar bracket is messed up so I'll have to go pull one off a buddies parts jeep, but here's what I got done while changing the oil on paws truck. Selling the 20" on the hood and swapping for a hybrid single/double row 32.5" bar. Gonna pick up a 6pt 8mm socket and try and drop the front shaft before I either cut the bolts or weld on nuts

 

My track bar mounts shot too I feel your pain

 

It's not necessarily shot, it's more during removing the old track bar the pickle fork kinda seperated the joint from itself leaving the bolt rusted stuck in the bracket... Not sure how Imma get that one out

 

Something I learned from my grandpa may help.
"Son, there ain't a problem in the world, that can't be solved by the proper amount, and application, of high explosives."
He was an engineer in the Army.

 

Never used a pickle fork in my life. I use a hammer and bang around where the bolt is. Works out 100% of the time.