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[Today at 01:00:50 AM] SchizophrenicMC: Hey red you on?

[Today at 01:09:14 AM] rednucleus: Hey schizo, just about bed time!

[Today at 01:10:13 AM] rednucleus: Hope you were way far away from OK today

[Today at 01:19:14 AM] night_s12: that storm is about to pass over here. we're on tornado watch

[Today at 01:19:32 AM] rednucleus: Tie down the S12 please

[Today at 01:20:10 AM] night_s12: shes up against the hose on the oposite side of the wind so she should be fine

[Today at 01:20:16 AM] night_s12: house

[Today at 01:20:29 AM] rednucleus: Unless a deer gets blown onto it

[Today at 01:21:34 AM] night_s12: very tre. seems to have died down a tad tho. still got about an hor or so till its close enoght for wind. just far off lightning right now

[Today at 01:22:27 AM] night_s12: forcast says only off and on thunderstorms so im hoping thats all

[Today at 01:22:39 AM] rednucleus: ok eddie be safe, I'm headiing for bed. Gnite

[Today at 01:22:44 AM] night_s12: all this tornado shit makes me miss hurricanes lol

[Today at 01:22:54 AM] night_s12: sleep well dave

[Today at 01:41:52 AM] Jay: Hey red, thought I'd let ya know. The parking brake fix is holding up A-OK

[Today at 02:21:48 AM] Brandon G: Interesting hatch window delete https://www.facebook.com/messages/617360816#!/photo.php?fbid=463210230425956&set=a.341643155915998.78118.196007980479517&type=1&theater

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Author Topic: Any ideas on Mountng a E-Fan?  (Read 372 times)

Offline imtheguy247

Any ideas on Mountng a E-Fan?
« on: 01:15:14 PM / 12-Oct-11 »
Recently switched to a E-Fan and i really do love it. But my question is, how can i mount this bad boy? As of right now i just used some rope to tie it down. I have no other clue on how to mount it.
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Offline iceageg

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Re: Any ideas on Mountng a E-Fan?
« Reply #1 on: 01:24:44 PM / 12-Oct-11 »
Go to the hardware store, buy some bar stock, take some measurements, fab some brackets.  If you use existing locations you may need to get longer bolts to accomodate the additional bracket.  If you find yourself up in the metro area I might be able to lend a hand.
« Last Edit: 01:26:29 PM / 12-Oct-11 by iceageg »
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Offline Maxpow

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Re: Any ideas on Mountng a E-Fan?
« Reply #2 on: 01:25:27 PM / 12-Oct-11 »
Can you take a pic of the fan?
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Offline imtheguy247

Re: Any ideas on Mountng a E-Fan?
« Reply #3 on: 01:27:59 PM / 12-Oct-11 »
Ya i will take one when i get home. It was one I pulled from the junkyard.  had to cut off some sections on the one side to make it fit but it works.
Post Merge: 09:48:57 AM / 13-Oct-11
^ Forgot to take a picture, but i went to autozone, and found some Stainless Steel Exhaust ties. Says they can stand 2500 Degree temperature and 150lb Tensil strength. Thought these would do the work so i bought a pack of four
« Last Edit: 09:48:57 AM / 13-Oct-11 by imtheguy247 »
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