Hi all. Well the Challenger has come a long way since I got it but I’m now very happy with where it’s at
My Challenger. 2
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Re: My Challenger. 2
Any plans to sort the sag at the rear?
Re: My Challenger. 2
Hi bud......I don’t fit the screws to fit the deck to the chassis as I’m always lifting it on/off. Once screws or fitted the rear lifts up highertomhugill wrote:Any plans to sort the sag at the rear?
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Re: My Challenger. 2
Hello Mr jeman, can I ask how you created or what was used to make the ratchet straps holding the drums down ?.
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Re: My Challenger. 2
Hi Buddy.....no worries. Believe it or not......to make the ratchet straps I used......cable ties for the sides, the inside of a Biro for the handle and some folded plastic for the middle plates.....then just painted them.....I’m really pleased how they turned out.Wildboar44 wrote:Hello Mr jeman, can I ask how you created or what was used to make the ratchet straps holding the drums down ?.
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jeman wrote:Hi Buddy.....no worries. Believe it or not......to make the ratchet straps I used......cable ties for the sides, the inside of a Biro for the handle and some folded plastic for the middle plates.....then just painted them.....I’m really pleased how they turned out.Wildboar44 wrote:Hello Mr jeman, can I ask how you created or what was used to make the ratchet straps holding the drums down ?.
WOW, so simple yet very realistic. Congratulations
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