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Oliver Wheelie bar pictures.

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Wrenchbender

03-28-2004 11:33:20




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I posted some pictures of the wheelie bars on my 880. They are in the parts and pieces gallery. They are made of 2"x4", 3/16" tubing. I had the steel supply bend the plates for thr axle. I used a piece of wire for a template to get the correct angle of the axle. The small angle from the spreader bar goes up to where the original hitch bolted. WB.




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Jon

03-28-2004 16:05:19




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 Re: Oliver Wheelie bar pictures. in reply to Wrenchbender, 03-28-2004 11:33:20  
I was looking at your wheelie bar setup and was wondering about your weight brackets. Where are the outside of your weight brackets attached? How wide are they? With my setup on my S88 I can only put 10 across the back and have been trying to come up with a way to put a few more back there. Are you going to do any pulling in South eastern Ohio?



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Wrenchbender

03-28-2004 21:03:21




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 Re: Re: Oliver Wheelie bar pictures. in reply to Jon, 03-28-2004 16:05:19  
The weight brackets bolt to the holes for the seat frame on the rear end and have a piece of plate steel welded at 90 degrees and going forward on the outer end. That plate bolts to the casting where the fender would go. WB.



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