oldironoffroad
High Wheeler
A friend of mine from GA. had been in touch a year or so back about building a roll cage for his trail rig that he had been building. After getting some things worked out on his end he decided to make the journey to the shop and put things in motion. Marks took a pretty nasty roll on Tellico several years back. With that in mind he decided he wanted someithing in this one in the event this one ended up on its lid. This cage I decided to do a halo style that will be tied to the frame. There are also going to be Corbeau seats mounted on sliders going in, along with four point RJC seat belts going in.
First got started with the main hoop.
Halo
The windshield bar was split in half on the upper section and a piece of 3/16 plate sectioned in.
Corbeau Baja Ultras unpacked.
Start of the seat tie ins
Mocked up
When it is all said and done the whole center section of the seat mounts will be removable seperate from the cage.
Grab handle/ gusset.
Normal circumstances you can remove the bulkhead throw in some ratches straps and pop the cage straight out, but Mark had installed a permanent bulk head in this one so the windshield frame had to come off to brng the cage out so here are some shots it pulled outside for removal. There are still some things that need to be done , but it was at a point that it could come out to be welded up.
I really like this shot.
Couple last shots of me doin work.
Stay tuned.
First got started with the main hoop.
Halo
The windshield bar was split in half on the upper section and a piece of 3/16 plate sectioned in.
Corbeau Baja Ultras unpacked.
Start of the seat tie ins
Mocked up
When it is all said and done the whole center section of the seat mounts will be removable seperate from the cage.
Grab handle/ gusset.
Normal circumstances you can remove the bulkhead throw in some ratches straps and pop the cage straight out, but Mark had installed a permanent bulk head in this one so the windshield frame had to come off to brng the cage out so here are some shots it pulled outside for removal. There are still some things that need to be done , but it was at a point that it could come out to be welded up.
I really like this shot.
Couple last shots of me doin work.
Stay tuned.

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