Posted by Greg 2N (TX) on December 26, 2012 at 17:56:11 from (67.142.170.20):
Just wanted to share an idea.
Happy New Year to all, in spite of the way the world is around us.
Greg
Here is the finishing touch being done to the front bumper to drill holes on the uprights for brackets. The brackets will be modified stay straps to stabilize a carry rack for the 2" square tube receiver mount.
I didn't feel like removing the bumper and go to the drill press to drill 1/2" holes. So I borrowed the magnetic base drill from work.
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