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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby CamTheRam17 » Mon Aug 24, 2020 3:49 pm

We already used all the starter fluid last time when we realized my manual pump was bad and then we’ll for sure have to exhaust wrap the exhaust by the pump to keep it from burning up
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby CamTheRam17 » Fri Sep 18, 2020 9:00 pm

On Wednesday we picked up a bunch of parts from Wheatland that we’re about to go to a scrap yard and there just so happened to be a pretty much perfect condition front bumper so I figured it’d look nice on my bronco, so I did a little swap this evening!!
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby CamTheRam17 » Sun Sep 20, 2020 7:45 pm

Aside from swapping the front bumper, I finally got my stroppe roll bar bolete in and my soft top about 97.32% mounted!! Just need to extend the side rails about 6” each side and add the last 7 snaps then it should be weather ready!!
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby Justin » Fri Sep 25, 2020 9:25 pm

Nice!
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby CamTheRam17 » Mon Nov 02, 2020 2:48 pm

Well the soft top is finally finished!! I’ll take better pictures when I can but until then all that’s next should be to pull the seats and finish my floors and figure out the wiring issues for my brake lights and turn signals then it should be pretty darn close to ready for plates!! Plenty more to do after that but that should be pretty darn close!!
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby Justin » Mon Nov 02, 2020 5:35 pm

Nice! Looks great in an old school way
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby CamTheRam17 » Mon Jan 04, 2021 11:16 am

Well I haven’t exactly gotten a whole lot done lately but I’ve got my driver side floor cut out to be replaced, I’ve got my roll bar all bolted in along with the rear half of my vinyl floor mat, I finally got rid of my mechanical fuel pump and threw on a block off plate to get rid of the noise it made while it was running. I also threw on door panels, door cups and arm rests to clean up the doors. Here soon I’ll be making a push bar in my welding class at school so I just got my cardboard template made and figured out where I want it to sit. It’ll need some additional grinding and such to get a smoother fit that I couldn’t quite get with the cardboard.
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby mickphatmac » Mon Jan 04, 2021 6:52 pm

Love this kid!!!!!!!
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby Jesus_man » Tue Jan 05, 2021 8:12 am

Doing some great work!
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby Justin » Tue Jan 05, 2021 8:44 am

Looking good! How are you cutting out the push bar?
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby Strike2 » Tue Jan 05, 2021 6:58 pm

Can’t wait to see how it turns out it’s great class project! will you be mig welding or tig?
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby CamTheRam17 » Tue Jan 05, 2021 7:39 pm

Justin wrote:Looking good! How are you cutting out the push bar?

Well in my class we have a free hand plasma cutter, a plasma table and angle grinders. I haven’t decided between them yet as it is quarter inch steel so I will most likely be designing it on a computer and using the plasma table and cleaning the edges with an angle grinder.
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby CamTheRam17 » Tue Jan 05, 2021 7:41 pm

Strike2 wrote:Can’t wait to see how it turns out it’s great class project! will you be mig welding or tig?

In all honesty I do not have any experience tig welding and I really don’t want to mess up and have to buy new materials to start over so I will be mig welding it together.
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby Justin » Tue Jan 05, 2021 7:57 pm

CamTheRam17 wrote:
Justin wrote:Looking good! How are you cutting out the push bar?

Well in my class we have a free hand plasma cutter, a plasma table and angle grinders. I haven’t decided between them yet as it is quarter inch steel so I will most likely be designing it on a computer and using the plasma table and cleaning the edges with an angle grinder.
Cool. Was going to offer to help plasma cut, but you're way hooked up. Nice!
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby CamTheRam17 » Wed Jan 06, 2021 5:16 pm

Justin wrote:
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Justin wrote:Looking good! How are you cutting out the push bar?

Well in my class we have a free hand plasma cutter, a plasma table and angle grinders. I haven’t decided between them yet as it is quarter inch steel so I will most likely be designing it on a computer and using the plasma table and cleaning the edges with an angle grinder.
Cool. Was going to offer to help plasma cut, but you're way hooked up. Nice!

Yes sir, we have a pretty decent setup out here, but thank you for the offer, I’ll keep you in mind if I ever need any metal work done!
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby CamTheRam17 » Wed Jan 06, 2021 5:19 pm

I finally took the time to make my measurements for the rough cut of my push bar, I’ve decided to make the sides in 2 separate pieces as I wouldn’t be able to mount it around the bumper the way I’d like to in one piece, It definitely won’t be the strongest push bar by any means but I won’t need to be able to hit a wall at Mach one anyways.
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby CamTheRam17 » Sun Jan 24, 2021 4:35 pm

I haven’t taken many pictures of the push bar project but I’ve gotten the main brackets for the frame cut out as well as the main side plates and they’re ready to be ground smooth but for this weekend I finally got my 1” wheel spacers put on to fill the wheel wells a little better. I did have to grind off part of my original wheel studs in order for the wheels to sit flush on the spacers but it was only about 1/32” on each lug so they’re still plenty tight with plenty of threads. The 1” wasn’t a huge difference but it sure does help those tires fill my wheel wells!!
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby Jesus_man » Mon Jan 25, 2021 8:00 am

Just be very careful with those wheel spacers. Once you start driving, pull the wheels off and re-torque the spacer fasteners again after 100 miles or so.
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby ZOSO » Mon Jan 25, 2021 3:08 pm

Jesus_man wrote:Just be very careful with those wheel spacers. Once you start driving, pull the wheels off and re-torque the spacer fasteners again after 100 miles or so.


And never use an impact to run the lugnuts on and off. Use a breaker bar. the repetitive hammering of an impact with strip the stud knurl in the soft aluminum.
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby CamTheRam17 » Fri Feb 05, 2021 8:22 am

Okay, so I have also posted in the chit chat section that I am looking for a donation for my Eaton High School FFA chapter silent online auction. If anybody has a company they work for or know of that would like to help fund our chapter, it would be greatly appreciated. The money will go to help buy new tools for our ag shop to teach students about welding, fabrication, etc. as well as fund events for FFA. If the company would like advertising is return for their donation, we will gladly work something out. Please pm if interested for more details, anything will help!!
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby CamTheRam17 » Sat Feb 06, 2021 1:14 pm

Well, back to the bronco! I got bored and half way out in my gun rack on my roll bar, I’m waiting to bolt it to the bedside edge until I can put a rifle on it to get the length correct and then I finally got around to installing my windshield wiper assembly and it works (kinda) all the way left is off, one click to the right is on and 2 clicks to the right is also off? I’m not exactly sure what’s supposed to happen at 2 clicks but as of now it’s nothing.
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby Eck » Sat Feb 06, 2021 1:31 pm

Two speed motors will have a low and high and all the way right should turn it to high. Is there a wire not connected on the back of the switch?

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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby CamTheRam17 » Sat Feb 06, 2021 2:02 pm

Eck wrote:Two speed motors will have a low and high and all the way right should turn it to high. Is there a wire not connected on the back of the switch?

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I did look under the dash and all of the wires are connected. I have another switch elsewhere that I will have to bring some other time and see if that will work
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby CamTheRam17 » Fri May 14, 2021 4:41 pm

Well, after a long day I can say I’m pretty proud of myself for my first time welding floors! I still have a couple patches I need to throw in but this should be pretty good for now!
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby Justin » Fri May 14, 2021 5:07 pm

Sweet!
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby CamTheRam17 » Sun May 23, 2021 1:04 pm

Thanks ViperWolf for the great no splice trailer harness tutorial on classicbroncos.com!! It’s not the prettiest and I still need to ground it but while it’s grounded it works flawlessly!!
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby mickphatmac » Tue Jul 27, 2021 5:39 am

So this is what ball joints and disc brake upgrade look like, so proud of you Cam, keep up the good work buddy!!!
Bronco is looking TIGHT!!!

… no wonder it was pulling so bad to the left!!
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby Digger » Tue Jul 27, 2021 9:14 am

Love those shiny new parts.
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby Justin » Tue Jul 27, 2021 6:32 pm

Good work!
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Re: Cam's 73'

Postby Jesus_man » Wed Jul 28, 2021 2:15 pm

Rotors FTW!
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