Spare Tire
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Joined: Apr 2014
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From: Rutland, Vermont
I'll measure the spare tire carrying channel when I get home and post the dimensions. I also have a spare one that I can measure to see how long that one is.
Edit: My channel is 48" long. The holes for the support rods are 44" o.c. Maybe you need to hit the junkyard to pick up a new one. Too bad you're not in VT, I'd give you this spare one that's been sitting in my garage for 10 years!
Edit: My channel is 48" long. The holes for the support rods are 44" o.c. Maybe you need to hit the junkyard to pick up a new one. Too bad you're not in VT, I'd give you this spare one that's been sitting in my garage for 10 years!
Last edited by redF1fitty; Apr 7, 2014 at 05:57 PM. Reason: Field dimensions...
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Joined: Jan 2014
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From: The D, MoTown USA
Mine just fell off one day 
It was rusted so bad i coulnt get it off without a torch and the tire was still good so. 
I went with the really neat Bronco spare holder.
as far as i can tell theres just a single bolt to the passenger side and the beam crosses over to the drivers side rear, thats the big eye hook style one and it bolts right up to the frame.
It was rusted so bad i coulnt get it off without a torch and the tire was still good so. I went with the really neat Bronco spare holder.
as far as i can tell theres just a single bolt to the passenger side and the beam crosses over to the drivers side rear, thats the big eye hook style one and it bolts right up to the frame.