Socco
New member
Hey Y'all,
I was never in the market for a rack, but a few upgrades led to my change of heart. After doing the TBU, I picked up a spare 5 Star rim as the steel spare wouldn't fit over the front calipers any longer. Then I found that it really didnt fit under the truck very well either. Taking up too much room in the back, I started to look up. I always wanted to carry some Jerrys of fuel and to have a place to mount auxiliary lighting. Hence, now I needed a rack. So after admiring other dudes' racks :boink: (obligatory rack joke: check) I decided to give it a try. I could have just bought one and have been done with it, but I rarely get a chance to play with my MIG.
With an el' cheapo pipe bender and a tube notcher picked up from Harbour Freight, I started to make a mess...err...rack. In my "design" I drew from several ones that I liked to make what I had envisioned. Here she be...
I was never in the market for a rack, but a few upgrades led to my change of heart. After doing the TBU, I picked up a spare 5 Star rim as the steel spare wouldn't fit over the front calipers any longer. Then I found that it really didnt fit under the truck very well either. Taking up too much room in the back, I started to look up. I always wanted to carry some Jerrys of fuel and to have a place to mount auxiliary lighting. Hence, now I needed a rack. So after admiring other dudes' racks :boink: (obligatory rack joke: check) I decided to give it a try. I could have just bought one and have been done with it, but I rarely get a chance to play with my MIG.
With an el' cheapo pipe bender and a tube notcher picked up from Harbour Freight, I started to make a mess...err...rack. In my "design" I drew from several ones that I liked to make what I had envisioned. Here she be...