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Trail bronco weight

nvrstuk

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I carry too many drivelines, axles, ujoints, tools/twin lockable toolbox serves double duty as rear seat mount, rear seat spare tire, KluneV doubler, 37"s w/beadlocks, etc...

This was last summer with the dog and I and about 17 gal of fuel before I went 40"s, D60 front, RuffStuff w/14 bolt hubs in the rear, 205 instead of the Atlas...

I will weigh it on the same scale without the rear seat, toolboxes, full set of tools, spare tire, etc just to compare...I'd like to lose a bunch of weight but will know more after I finish the swap and weigh it...

No idea why this dang iPhone shows the pics right side up, but posts them upside down! :( grrrrr... front axle, then entire beast, then rear axle
 

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sprdv1

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LOL, bottom of phone turn to right, center button to your right and it'll come out straight on here.. Learned the hard way :D


I carry too many drivelines, axles, ujoints, tools/twin lockable toolbox serves double duty as rear seat mount, rear seat spare tire, KluneV doubler, 37"s w/beadlocks, etc...

This was last summer with the dog and I and about 17 gal of fuel before I went 40"s, D60 front, RuffStuff w/14 bolt hubs in the rear, 205 instead of the Atlas...

I will weigh it on the same scale without the rear seat, toolboxes, full set of tools, spare tire, etc just to compare...I'd like to lose a bunch of weight but will know more after I finish the swap and weigh it...

No idea why this dang iPhone shows the pics right side up, but posts them upside down! :( grrrrr... front axle, then entire beast, then rear axle
 

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nvrstuk

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I always rotate the phone counter-clkwise to take a horizontal pic... lol

Thanks for fixing the pics!
 
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bax

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Eric, for what you have in that bronco I would say you are light to average. I always wonder what mine weighs.
 
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Eric, for what you have in that bronco I would say you are light to average. I always wonder what mine weighs.

Well bax you know how mine likes to lighten its self up on trail rides buy dropping parts. I figured i needed a few spares lol. But yes i figured it was heaver then it was.
 
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