I got the Hoe running good, then I push on the brake pedal and blew a brake line upfront that was rusted,. It runs across the front to the right wheel, it's kind of hard to get to, but the good thing is, once I pull the front clip off , I will have easy access to it, and that's the next order of business to pull the front end off.
New to this forum, I've got a wrecked Hoe to fix
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Nice!!! How did you get the roof fixed and squared up again??
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Dude that's coming together so nice
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Bumped it out and put a little extra urethane in there, no leaks
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I notice on the passenger side that your frame is still bend in pretty bad. Have you gotten to a shop yet to see if they can pull that out for you?
The front end of the frame is mangled, I have to chop off 8 inches, go to the junk y, cut off a new 8 in , and weld it on. So I can mount the center support and bumper properly. I found the donor Suburban at the JY with the center support already removed. As matter if fact I got a pic of the Burb.
I put it together temporarily, so I could start it and move it , I still have to pull the center support back off but, I don't have to remove the radiator, just raise it up. I made a big boo boo, tore it apart in the wrong place, I need it where I can reach it with the 220V welder that has a short cord
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Cool 
Once all the repairs have been made you should have a real clean Hoe on your hands 
Once all the repairs have been made you should have a real clean Hoe on your hands 
