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If you are good with a welder, and know how to measure, you can do it. Measuring is the key. When you buy an Alston back half kit, it comes with some pretty detailed instructions on where to measure and how it goes in. The thought of it being wrong is pretty scary, but everyone had to start somewhere.
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Tub it not to Tub it?
Hey thanx for the reply I can weld excelent and measuring is basically what I do for a living and I know how to make most of the parts just not sure about locations of those parts ya know!
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You should be set then mach. Alston makes a great kit. The instructions were pretty good like I said. All I can say is quadruple check your measurements, and you should be fine. It sounds like it won't be too stressfull of a project for you. Good luck!!!
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