Ken59
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Almost Done!
Ok, here are a bunch of picts. It works fairly well. I placed it on the pan for future mods of bar backs, as mentioned before. Did not have to buy anything else. I moved the front bolts in so I had a flatter part of the pan to work with.
Under the pan, I cut off each end of the bracket supplied to fit right inside the reinforced part of the pan. The other supplied bracket is on top of the pan and provides support across the entire front edge of the case pan. If you can't see it in the photo, I cut the rear spacers out of conduit (you can see the approximate length). Using the holes in the bag bracket, they will hit a ridge in the pan structure, so I just notched out for it. The original bolt supplied are almost too short, so I am going to put in 2.5" with nylon lock nuts. The entire structure is solid. If you can see the bottom of the pan, you will see two stick on rubber pads to take up the slack and firm it all up. Once a find a metal band saw, I am going to cut along the lines of the pan bracket and then try to cover the entire piece. Wheels are still turnin'.
Ok, here are a bunch of picts. It works fairly well. I placed it on the pan for future mods of bar backs, as mentioned before. Did not have to buy anything else. I moved the front bolts in so I had a flatter part of the pan to work with.
Under the pan, I cut off each end of the bracket supplied to fit right inside the reinforced part of the pan. The other supplied bracket is on top of the pan and provides support across the entire front edge of the case pan. If you can't see it in the photo, I cut the rear spacers out of conduit (you can see the approximate length). Using the holes in the bag bracket, they will hit a ridge in the pan structure, so I just notched out for it. The original bolt supplied are almost too short, so I am going to put in 2.5" with nylon lock nuts. The entire structure is solid. If you can see the bottom of the pan, you will see two stick on rubber pads to take up the slack and firm it all up. Once a find a metal band saw, I am going to cut along the lines of the pan bracket and then try to cover the entire piece. Wheels are still turnin'.