Home brew roof rack

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Glenn

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Looking good ! Its a time consuming project measuring, cutting and welding. Im in the middle of modifying my swing tire carrier to carry water jugs, hi lift jack and propane and dang if I haven't changed my mind 100 times on the design...lol. Gonna keep an eye on this one man...like where you are going with this and look forward to final product mounted up. :smile:
 
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Cavo

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This thread is misinformation. By the thread name, I thought someone had come up with a way to brew beer and dispense pints at the campsites at will. Man, what a let down. :wink:

On another note, the rack you are making, looks awesome. Very well thought out and heavy duty it would seem. Nice job so far!

Cheers
 
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Cavo said:
This thread is misinformation. By the thread name, I thought someone had come up with a way to brew beer and dispense pints at the campsites at will. Man, what a let down. :wink:

On another note, the rack you are making, looks awesome. Very well thought out and heavy duty it would seem. Nice job so far!

Cheers
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Heavy duty is correct. Stand by for the keg supports

OB# 3753
 
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