You can fix your UCP at home instead of replacing it.

Ed told me about this and the website at the Penns Cave event this weekend.

It's genius, I wish I had thought of it myself, it's simple, and works.

Here's the link: http://www.flashoffroad.com/features...ercarriage.htm

Check it out. If you offroad, you'll probably need it sooner or later.

Shipbldr...

You can fix your UCP at home instead of replacing it.

Ed told me about this and the website at the Penns Cave event this weekend.

It's genius, I wish I had thought of it myself, it's simple, and works.

Here's the link: http://www.flashoffroad.com/features...ercarriage.htm

Check it out. If you offroad, you'll probably need it sooner or later.

Shipbldr...

That's a lot of effort for such a simple fix.
Take off your UCP and lay it on the ground with the front edge on a 2-3' long piece of 4X4 wood. Then run the front tire of your H2 up each of the three bars. Don't worry- by using the 4X4 piece of wood you'll only be able to bend the bars so far. Depending on how badly your UCP is bent, you might have to do it a couple of times.
I've done this a few times, and it works perfectly.

Thanks DRTYFN!

After this reshaping... Do the bolt holes still line up without too much trouble...?

Wishful thinking but can I do this with my bent cross bar??? Damn rock!!