He finally stands out from all the thousands of other black Edges/MKXs in the area. Lol
Get some cheapos to throw on before. "New Tires" is a selling point.
I thought about it, but 17 is such an oddball size around here. We have nothing we can put them on, and are out of storage space.Get some cheapos to throw on before. "New Tires" is a selling point.
I guess I'm screwed, Gordon Ramsey seems tough but I don't think he would be very good at hostage rescue...Unless of course I was hidden in the dirty walk in...
Missy Cooper, Memaw - or both
Keep em for the Jeep, Just don't get a Sahara or an Altitude.
I was just watching The Bad Batch, so I'm pretty stoked Clone Force 99 is coming to my rescue.
Aww that's sweet, thanks for offering! I bought a bag of ducks from Amazon and there was a unicorn duck in there that I gave her, she loves it! So now I have an abundance of ducks I keep stowed. Just need to print up some ducking cards so I can start handing them out!
Your failead should be smaller in diameter than the holder and that is what the rope should ride on, it should not contact the holder in any way. If the fairlead covers up the nick it should be nothing more than a hidden eyesore that only you would know about.So I'm in the process of installing my EAG bumper today and getting ready to attach the fairlead holder to the bumper and notice this nick in the fairlead right where the winch rope is going to go.
It appears EAG doesn't have an actual website - they do, but it clicks over directly to Amazon. I don't want to send the entire bumper back obviously. I left them a message through Amazon that I just need a replacement part. However, I have no faith in people or companies so I'm looking for an alternative solution. I can only think of one - and that's to have a welder fill in the nick and hopefully get it recoated.
My brain doesn't think of other solutions for filling that nick - do you guys have any ideas before I go the welder route?
sorry for the blurry pic
That is correct, I put the winch's fairlead over it to make sure it was going to clear and it *should* just barely bypass that nick, but I wasn't sure if that was "good enough" lol.
You could smooth it our with a small file and then paint pen it if you are worried, but if the winch line is properly tensioned it should never contact anything besides the smooth edges of the fairlead.
