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  • farmtoybuilder
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    Here's what we use. No rivets or bolts needed! Just epoxy them on! And link to fiberglass.com for all you'll need, Lots on information and how's too's also.

    Epoxy Resins - Fibre Glast Developments

    Fiberglass, Carbon Fiber - Fibre Glast Developments Corp.

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  • racerone3
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    i used 3M 8115 panel bond adhesive (the stuff they use to glue sides on vans) to bond the front skid plates on my Tiger. they never came off and i wasn't exactly easy on that machine. you can get that stuff from an auto body supply place

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  • lewis
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    If a machine has a skid plate it has a hull penetration. You can use pop-rivets or several small bolts with round heads. Just seal the hole with a marine style caulking or silicon caulking as you go and this will keep water out. The Argo's are bolted or pop riveted on the sides. Factory skid plates are pop-riveted after market is bolted on.

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  • simpleton7016
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    I think they are original b/c 2 of my 3 tigers have them. Good ideas! I am thinking maybe I can use carriage bolts.

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  • LarryW
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    insured, bot not bonded!

    Are these custom? I dont re call seeing them on the terra tiger I drove. So Im assuming these are just a custom skid plate. If the metal is thick enough, how about tapping the plates out and using a proper length bolt with large washer on inside? Maybe even strips of metal in inside going across to the other bolt? That way no dragging heads on bottom.

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  • Amphiman1
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    bonded, but not insured,,,,

    Originally posted by simpleton7016 View Post
    There are two metal skid plates on the front of the terra tigers. What is the best way to bond these to the fiberglass? I imagine they take a beating so bolting them through the fiberglass is probably not a good idea.

    Sorry for all the questions and thanks for the help so far. I promise that once I get these dialed in, I will provide a wealth of information and tips. But for now, I am still in the learning phase.
    epoxy would work, or 2 bigger nuts/bolts/washers.on each, with screw driver slots, so the heads of bolts don't hang u up on something,,,, rocks, tree roots etc
    Last edited by Amphiman1; 09-26-2009, 07:40 PM.

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  • simpleton7016
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    Terra Tiger skid plates

    There are two metal skid plates on the front of the terra tigers. What is the best way to bond these to the fiberglass? I imagine they take a beating so bolting them through the fiberglass is probably not a good idea.

    Sorry for all the questions and thanks for the help so far. I promise that once I get these dialed in, I will provide a wealth of information and tips. But for now, I am still in the learning phase.
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