RichardDick
Member
I got onto a post someone had written about these points witch they talked about using pucks a spacers at the lift points. It was very helpful. They are oval holes in the frame. I went one step further.
I am real new a these forums, I hope I can attach pictures of the way I installed them permanently.
I bought the pucks from a hockey site, I countersunk holes on the center's for a 5/16" bolt head. I then drilled thru for a 5/16" bolt.
I later found out that I didn't have 5/16" bolts, So I used 1/4" bolts that were long enough to go through the puck and gave a little extra so you could see the hole in the frame.
I then bolted them onto the frame in all four places in the holes that had been explained to me.
In the pictures I forgot that I made 4 little plates with 1/4 taped holes that would fit through the oval holes, Then titan down
I am real new a these forums, I hope I can attach pictures of the way I installed them permanently.
I bought the pucks from a hockey site, I countersunk holes on the center's for a 5/16" bolt head. I then drilled thru for a 5/16" bolt.
I later found out that I didn't have 5/16" bolts, So I used 1/4" bolts that were long enough to go through the puck and gave a little extra so you could see the hole in the frame.
I then bolted them onto the frame in all four places in the holes that had been explained to me.
In the pictures I forgot that I made 4 little plates with 1/4 taped holes that would fit through the oval holes, Then titan down