Saved From The Rock Pile

[bob w]

Sure glad it all worked out for you,SGS. Most cops around here are pretty tolerant. They have the tuners to chase after nowadays.

 

[Neverdone]

Interesting. Hopefully it all plays out good in the end.

 

[tattoocharlie]

I love it.....well done

 

[supergoatsack]

I do have to give a huge thank you to Curt R for helping me out with this matter. He knows who to talk to to get things done.

 

[supergoatsack]

I have around 5k miles on my truck with not one mechanical breakdown. That rebar has not bent in a pretzel or shattered like glass like some have suggested it would. It's been down some pretty ruff WI roads & the only thing that has any issues with them is my back!

 

[Old Iron]

It's good to not have issues so you can enjoy your ride.
It's a cool rig

 

[CowtownTaxi]

I personally like the use of the rebar. There is an esoteric feel to it, an old school let's use this because we have it feel. And I like your logic in deciding that it would be rigid enough to handle the task. Basic engineeing principles at work. I won't speak for all the critics but I will agree that most of my expereince has been with relatively soft rebar that would not take a lot of compression or torsional forces. Sounds like you have made some good choices in your fab work, since it is holding up well. Thanks for expanding the envelope.