D~Mo- Fabricator par Excellance

[Humper]

I picked up my mini truck a few weeks ago and decided it really needed a rear hauling hootus...

D~Mo voluteered to make it happen. Yesterday he picked up the truck to install his latest masterpiece...a new rear bumper with receiver. Dale...you sir have skilz. Not only can he weld, the guy even uses a level....JasPro did you get that?

[Burntorange Bowhunter]

Moser in tha' hizouse.

[Brannon74]

From the work i have seen on here, he has some mad skillz w/ welder and a torch.

[Cajun Blake]

great looking work D-Mo

I'm very impressed , might have to contact you to build me something hunting related

[Jaspro]

Does this mean I am fired?

[Humper]

Does this mean I am fired?

I guess the pink slip got lost in the mail

[JTS]

what's so difficult about cutting stuff with a torch, sticking it together with hot metal, and grinding off the bad spots and painting over it to make it look good?

that is sweet, good job Dale.

do you have a pic of the truck itself.. how do you like it as say compared to a ranger or something? can a 6' 5" person use it comfortably? got AC and such I guess.

[Humper]

do you have a pic of the truck itself.. how do you like it as say compared to a ranger or something? can a 6' 5" person use it comfortably? got AC and such I guess.

I plan on posting a pic (w/ TBH sticker) once I get it back from Dale and get the bumper painted black. I can't compare it to a ranger since I've never driven one, but it beats the hell out of my old golf cart, and it was sweet. As for height....no 6'5" will not fit....6' is tops. It does not have AC...but does have a heater. So far, I've painted it camo tan, added extra lights and rolled a herculiner bed liner on to the bed. I've got a few other upgrades that are coming including new front CV boots, a couple of bushings for the front differential supports and new rear shocks.

[Dale Moser]

what's so difficult about cutting stuff with a torch, sticking it together with hot metal, and grinding off the bad spots and painting over it to make it look good?

That's about the size of it! And there are dozens of guys on here who do this for a living, and some as a hobby, who could expose me for the amateur that I am.

Thanks for the compliments, just the same.

Don't even think about 6'5", I'm 6' on the nose and it's snug for me.

[Dr. D]

Typical great job from D-Mo....however this pic is missing welding fluid.

[turbowhunter]

Good job, looks great!

[JTS]

That's about the size of it! And there are dozens of guys on here who do this for a living, and some as a hobby, who could expose me for the amateur that I am.

Thanks for the compliments, just the same.

Don't even think about 6'5", I'm 6' on the nose and it's snug for me.

I want to learn one day... what I would like to make as well is a bumper that incorporates a nozzle to fill up with a water hose and an air valve to add a little air for pressure.. and then a spout to wash hands or whatever (not drinking) in those spots where there is no water and I need some... A little angle to the "bumper" for gravity flow if the air pressure is low or doesn't work well...

[Breezy]

very nice

[Jaspro]

I guess the pink slip got lost in the mail

Knowing you like I do I would expect you tried to mail it with a .35 cent stamp.

[Texastaxi]

I'm calling BS on this one!
If Dale would have built it, it would have had at LEAST one beer holder!