REDNECK FORK BENDER

[Rat Rod]

 

[kingfish254]

 

[Rat Rod]

The trick is to slide that extra pipe on the steer tube to extend the whole thing out more and then SLOWLY!!..back up until you are putting the weight of the vehicle on.

Did it a couple of times and it bent the fork perfectly back in shape.

 

[Uncle Stretch]

Hey Steve, I ran over a squirrel yesterday and it straightened him out pretty good too. :shock: :shock:

 

[Rat Rod]

Ha Ha...see, it works great!

 

[user 135]

I tried that once.....2 boards would of been better.

 

[Rat Rod]

These were 4x4 posts.

Also, I used the drop off of my garage floor to keep the height down when backing up.

The pipe I slid over the steer tube was the metal handle from an old floor jack that I had.

 

[outskirtscustoms]

Knowing my luck something would slip and I'd have a fork sticking out of a tire, oil pan, or gas tank.

 

[B607]

It's not a redneck bender unless you are using a pick up truck. Gary

 

[tucker]

Sooooooooo which is cheaper forks or tires ????????????

 

[deorman]

:? That's weird. I thought redneck fork-benders looked like this.

:mrgreen:

 

[KOTA]

HEY!..I resemble that remark. You can't see the STILL in the woods. :lol:

 

[ind-chuckz]

Lol

Hey Steve, I ran over a squirrel yesterday and it straightened him out pretty good too. :shock: :shock: