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Bob W
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I was just thinking that your roll bar may be thinwall tube. In any event it did the job. A bent Jeep is better than an injured person.
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3A Steve
Member Joined: 10 June 2016 Location: West Virginia Status: Offline Points: 876 |
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Don't know the thickness but the tube seems un-damaged. Just the jeep. But yes, it worked. Most of the stuff I have worried about going over or more likely down wouldn't have mattered what roll bar I had. Shortly after this I was on Imogene Pass in a cold heavy rain storm with no windshield (it won't go up yet) and on one off camber slick rock I unbuckled while thinking about jumping out if things went bad. Thankfully they didn't. Was my birthday and would not have been good. I will still look into a better roll bar.
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Rick G
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Steve, if you flop it to the other side it will straighten back up. Problem solved. As for the bent wheels, I just run them as long as they hold 12 psi and don’t wobble my teeth out. Come to think of it, I have a loose tooth. Maybe it’s time for a new wheel. 🧐
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3A Steve
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Thanks for the thought. Already tried that and it flopped on the same side later that day. Maybe it is a really good roll bar.
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