Hows that skid plate going? Did you find instructions?

I am the instructions hahahahahha!

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Men, we don't improve ourselves, we improve our stuff!

Done Deal! Chemguy came over this Saturday . . .

I had called and spoke with someone at Rusty's . . . though, it didn't go up exactly how Rusty's told me, it was close enough. They did clue me in to how to help make things line up though.

We got the brush guard on too . . . and to meet my goal I was able to keep the Tow hooks . . . woohoo.

Lessons Learned:
-A Skid is lot easier to install when you line up everything correctly.
-Just as with anything else, if you don't have some extra nuts, bolts, screws, parts, etc... left over, then something when wrong.
-Brush guard manufacturers don't know diddly . . . and their poor instructions are no match for good Drill, a broken 1/2" drill bit, small hands, a little enginuity, and some minor scars!

Will post some pics once I get the lights wired up and stuff . . .

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Murphys Laws & Corollaries Useful for Jeepin':
-Interchangeable Parts -- Won't!
-If you fool around with anything for very long, you will screw it up!
-If it Jams -- Force it! If it breaks, it needed replacing anyways!
-There's never time to do it right, but there's always time to do it over!

Cool deal man.

That Chemguy is a phenomenon.