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26-07-11, 09:23
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Jason.
As can be imagined, this topic has been covered several times, this is one thread that comes to mind : http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...ghlight=frames A search of this forum should bring up more. (Got half way through making them and put it in the too hard basket.) Rich.
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26-07-11, 12:52
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Thanks Richard, Should have done the search thing, Frigging with that stuff is what i enjoy.
I will spend days doing it...more to just being in the garage, if i am hanging around the house the wife finds things for me to do! Thanks Jason
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26-07-11, 13:37
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Are all Pat 13 Windshield Frames Interchangeable?
Hi Jason
If you don't find the dimensions you need, I happen to have the windshield frames for my HUP off the truck at the moment and will measure up what you need. What I am not sure of is are all Pattern 13 windshield frames inter-changeable? Cheers Phil
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26-07-11, 13:56
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Hey Phil,
I would take you up on your offer if you dont mind just the same. I have nothing to go by short of one rusted channel with the hinge. I am going to do some searching today for the sizes,but anything you can do would be great. Jason
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26-07-11, 14:07
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Will measure
Hi Jason
I'm off to our clubs summer rally today, but I've put a reminder on my computer calendar to remind me to measure them up next week. Cheers Phil
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26-07-11, 14:10
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Great Phil, works for me, gives me lots of time to get all the MLVW frames apart.
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26-07-11, 15:35
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Jason
I needed to build one for my first 12 cab Ford CMP. I aquired M37 inner frames, similar to 2-1/2 ton etc M series like you have. I made a simple 3/4" plywood jig /template using an original frame on loan. I simply place the frame on the piece of plywood and used a bunch of strategically placed woodscrews to locate the corners, angles etc. I cut and fit the M series frame work into place and when I was happy I tack welded the pieces. With a fragile frame constructed, I removed it and had a friend TIG weld all the seams for me. The M series frames require some mods like removing the brackets, rivets etc but make an excellent choice. BTW, I had to construct the center part of the frame from some flatbar and appropriate machine screws. I went to an auto glass place to have the glass put in.
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