Frame repair for an 87 wrangler
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Frame repair for an 87 wrangler
I swear in some magazine that I read had an ad for replacement frame for the
rear portion of a wrangler.They were weld on.Mine is rotted near the rear
spring hanger.I can fab a new one myself but ready made would be easier.Any
one know such a thing and where to get them?Seems the rearmost portion of
the frame on these has no way to let out the moisture and salt.After I
repair it you can bet there will be an opening to let air in and rinse it
out once in a while. The rest of the frame is in great shape.
Thanks,
John
rear portion of a wrangler.They were weld on.Mine is rotted near the rear
spring hanger.I can fab a new one myself but ready made would be easier.Any
one know such a thing and where to get them?Seems the rearmost portion of
the frame on these has no way to let out the moisture and salt.After I
repair it you can bet there will be an opening to let air in and rinse it
out once in a while. The rest of the frame is in great shape.
Thanks,
John
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Re: Frame repair for an 87 wrangler
On Sat, 6 Sep 2003 21:36:42 -0400, "jfc" <jfc@buffnet.net> wrote:
>I swear in some magazine that I read had an ad for replacement frame for the
>rear portion of a wrangler.They were weld on.Mine is rotted near the rear
>spring hanger.I can fab a new one myself but ready made would be easier.Any
>one know such a thing and where to get them?Seems the rearmost portion of
>the frame on these has no way to let out the moisture and salt.After I
>repair it you can bet there will be an opening to let air in and rinse it
>out once in a while. The rest of the frame is in great shape.
>Thanks,
>John
>
Is this what you saw?
http://www.mountainoffroad.com/catal...tes/framep.htm
These are repair plates, not sections.
I designed some for mine and had them laser cut and bent into an angle
to make them a little stronger.
Just curious, but when you say "rear spring hanger", do you mean the
rear of the rear spring?
Hope this helps.
Tom
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>I swear in some magazine that I read had an ad for replacement frame for the
>rear portion of a wrangler.They were weld on.Mine is rotted near the rear
>spring hanger.I can fab a new one myself but ready made would be easier.Any
>one know such a thing and where to get them?Seems the rearmost portion of
>the frame on these has no way to let out the moisture and salt.After I
>repair it you can bet there will be an opening to let air in and rinse it
>out once in a while. The rest of the frame is in great shape.
>Thanks,
>John
>
Is this what you saw?
http://www.mountainoffroad.com/catal...tes/framep.htm
These are repair plates, not sections.
I designed some for mine and had them laser cut and bent into an angle
to make them a little stronger.
Just curious, but when you say "rear spring hanger", do you mean the
rear of the rear spring?
Hope this helps.
Tom
The Ox (Oxide) '86 CJ7, 258 I6, 4 spd, 3" Lift, 33x12.5 BFG's
'96 XJ PMS
'01 ZJ TS
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Re: Frame repair for an 87 wrangler
On Sat, 6 Sep 2003 21:36:42 -0400, "jfc" <jfc@buffnet.net> wrote:
>I swear in some magazine that I read had an ad for replacement frame for the
>rear portion of a wrangler.They were weld on.Mine is rotted near the rear
>spring hanger.I can fab a new one myself but ready made would be easier.Any
>one know such a thing and where to get them?Seems the rearmost portion of
>the frame on these has no way to let out the moisture and salt.After I
>repair it you can bet there will be an opening to let air in and rinse it
>out once in a while. The rest of the frame is in great shape.
>Thanks,
>John
>
Is this what you saw?
http://www.mountainoffroad.com/catal...tes/framep.htm
These are repair plates, not sections.
I designed some for mine and had them laser cut and bent into an angle
to make them a little stronger.
Just curious, but when you say "rear spring hanger", do you mean the
rear of the rear spring?
Hope this helps.
Tom
The Ox (Oxide) '86 CJ7, 258 I6, 4 spd, 3" Lift, 33x12.5 BFG's
'96 XJ PMS
'01 ZJ TS
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>I swear in some magazine that I read had an ad for replacement frame for the
>rear portion of a wrangler.They were weld on.Mine is rotted near the rear
>spring hanger.I can fab a new one myself but ready made would be easier.Any
>one know such a thing and where to get them?Seems the rearmost portion of
>the frame on these has no way to let out the moisture and salt.After I
>repair it you can bet there will be an opening to let air in and rinse it
>out once in a while. The rest of the frame is in great shape.
>Thanks,
>John
>
Is this what you saw?
http://www.mountainoffroad.com/catal...tes/framep.htm
These are repair plates, not sections.
I designed some for mine and had them laser cut and bent into an angle
to make them a little stronger.
Just curious, but when you say "rear spring hanger", do you mean the
rear of the rear spring?
Hope this helps.
Tom
The Ox (Oxide) '86 CJ7, 258 I6, 4 spd, 3" Lift, 33x12.5 BFG's
'96 XJ PMS
'01 ZJ TS
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