What bondo said, but we went one farther stretching frames we drill holes on each side of the splice and used grade 8 bolts as back up if the welds cracked. But the straight trucks we made were for a fertilizer coop. And were always over loaded driving through fields too
95 Ford ranger
I had to cut the drivers side frame rail from behind the cab back because of rust and I have already purchased another frame that was cut from the same kind of truck behind the cab.My question is can any body give me some advice on putting it back together?
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