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What should I look out for when buying a Jeep ? Is there any known problems
to look for ? I live in Iowa, Where are the troublesome rust spots located ? Does anyone push snow with a Jeep and how do they do ? Thanks, Iowa883 "Iowa883" > wrote in message ... > As posted earlier, I am wanting something for off road. Well, I could also > use something to plow my driveway out in the winter. I am considering a Geo > Tracker or Suzuki but I know they won't hold a plow. How about a Jeep like a > CJ5 or Wrangler series ? > What would you guys recommend ? > Thanks, > Iowa883 > > |
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I am in Canada and see lots of Jeeps with plows. I see the same ones
winter after winter, so I figure they must work ok although I don't have first hand knowledge. For rust spots.... On a CJ or Wrangler, behind the seat at the base of the roll bar. In front of the passenger side leaf spring on the inside of the frame rail box. At the very end of the frames by the rear cross member. And check the body mounts. Also check for rust or a crack where the steering box anchors on. Usually either the frames are clean and almost rust free or they are a total disaster and rotted right out. I haven't seen many in between that. Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's Iowa883 wrote: > > What should I look out for when buying a Jeep ? Is there any known problems > to look for ? I live in Iowa, Where are the troublesome rust spots located ? > Does anyone push snow with a Jeep and how do they do ? > Thanks, > Iowa883 > > "Iowa883" > wrote in message > ... > > As posted earlier, I am wanting something for off road. Well, I could also > > use something to plow my driveway out in the winter. I am considering a > Geo > > Tracker or Suzuki but I know they won't hold a plow. How about a Jeep like > a > > CJ5 or Wrangler series ? > > What would you guys recommend ? > > Thanks, > > Iowa883 > > > > |
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I am in Canada and see lots of Jeeps with plows. I see the same ones
winter after winter, so I figure they must work ok although I don't have first hand knowledge. For rust spots.... On a CJ or Wrangler, behind the seat at the base of the roll bar. In front of the passenger side leaf spring on the inside of the frame rail box. At the very end of the frames by the rear cross member. And check the body mounts. Also check for rust or a crack where the steering box anchors on. Usually either the frames are clean and almost rust free or they are a total disaster and rotted right out. I haven't seen many in between that. Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's Iowa883 wrote: > > What should I look out for when buying a Jeep ? Is there any known problems > to look for ? I live in Iowa, Where are the troublesome rust spots located ? > Does anyone push snow with a Jeep and how do they do ? > Thanks, > Iowa883 > > "Iowa883" > wrote in message > ... > > As posted earlier, I am wanting something for off road. Well, I could also > > use something to plow my driveway out in the winter. I am considering a > Geo > > Tracker or Suzuki but I know they won't hold a plow. How about a Jeep like > a > > CJ5 or Wrangler series ? > > What would you guys recommend ? > > Thanks, > > Iowa883 > > > > |
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