wrecked..
#12
Thats for the wishes of my safety everyone, tonight my but finally helped pull it home. The wheel still spins, so thats keeping me with hope that the axle will slip back in once everythings repaired. I'll get detailed photos tomorrow. Both upper and lower A-Arms need replaced, not alot of frame bending but its not pretty, photos to come.
Meanwhile can someone help tell me a place I can buy the X package yellow A-Arms from? I'd hate to put a black one on lol.
Yeah i'm in Tioga County, love it
Meanwhile can someone help tell me a place I can buy the X package yellow A-Arms from? I'd hate to put a black one on lol.
Yeah i'm in Tioga County, love it
#14
Ok people heres the damage
Upper A-arm, check out the bends in the arm

Lower A-arm, just as bad, actually worse, broken at the far right part

A view of the broken part from the lower A-Arm

The shaft that was pulled out of the axle, since the wheel still turns, i'm hoping this will slide right back in?

Entire view, the silver long thin part ( not sure what thats called ) is way off level, hoping that will just flex right back

And the muffler is back to stainless!

That sucks man, great to hear yours is fixed up though.
Upper A-arm, check out the bends in the arm

Lower A-arm, just as bad, actually worse, broken at the far right part

A view of the broken part from the lower A-Arm

The shaft that was pulled out of the axle, since the wheel still turns, i'm hoping this will slide right back in?

Entire view, the silver long thin part ( not sure what thats called ) is way off level, hoping that will just flex right back

And the muffler is back to stainless!

That sucks man, great to hear yours is fixed up though.
#15
Ok, here's what I recommend; first of all you are going to need a quality set of Craftsman tools, rachets, sockets, open ends, etc. To go a long with that, a couple of cans of Liquid Wrench are going to be in order, then most importantly, a couple 12 packs of Heinekins, and at least two more "brains" to analyze the damage, and of course drink the beer, and hold the cup out for you when you need to throw a bolt or two in the bucket!!!
#16
Ok, here's what I recommend; first of all you are going to need a quality set of Craftsman tools, rachets, sockets, open ends, etc. To go a long with that, a couple of cans of Liquid Wrench are going to be in order, then most importantly, a couple 12 packs of Heinekins, and at least two more "brains" to analyze the damage, and of course drink the beer, and hold the cup out for you when you need to throw a bolt or two in the bucket!!!
Where can I get already yellow a-arms? The cheapest i've found the arms was $85 upper, and $66 lower, both black.
#19
looks to me like you got lucky , but thats gonna cost ya
but it looks like the tree is 3 feet off the trail on a straight a way and your more lucky you did,nt end up in that brush pile too... ouch
#20
Wow..the damage is more extensive than ur first pics showed!! U did get luck u didnt get hurt. Good luck with the repairs...hope u find a good deal on the parts needed!




