“FLYTIRE”1996 Ford Bronco

My FSB Owner The original window sticker. Owner Before shoveling the drive. Owner Bit better after 2 hours of shoveling. Owner It snowed a bunch since pulling into the drive yesterday about 2:30 pm. Owner Snow all cleared Owner Bronco's look good in snow. Owner My most used Daily Driver - no riding today. Owner The help. Owner The front porch, watch out HutHut it's gonna fall. Owner All clear, and the sun is shining. Owner There is snow everywhere. Owner Cleanest driveway in the neighborhood. Owner Ready to go riding. Owner This is the driver side seat, overall view. Owner The seat bottom panel is badly torn. Owner Picture doesn't really show it, but the leather is really cracked on the back area. Owner The EB stiching is still in top notch shape. Owner The back of the seat is in great shape. Owner The wire is broken right at the plug. Owner Another picture of the break, with a flashlight highlighting the connector, Owner The brackets for the driver's side. Owner The original problem, knowing what I know now the fix is easy, but... Owner I used the Uni-Clip and Uni-con kits, re-used my old tab. Owner Closing the latch on the drivers side, just push down on both till they click. Owner Drivers side latches are closed, now the window can be operated. Owner The window is out, giving access to the area needing repair. Owner The new clip needs to go on the end of this wire Owner After stripping the wire, the clip gets crimped on to the end. Owner The area where the tab attaches to the window is lightly sanded to prepare it for epoxying the tab. Take care not to sand through to glass. Owner The old tab is sanded to shiny copper. The epoxy will bond the prepped surfaces of the tab and glass. Owner A space heater is used to warm up the repair area, same set up is used while the epoxy cures. Thermometer read over 120 degrees F. Owner Area where tab will be epoxied is masked off, warmed up and ready for repair. Owner Repair is good, the defroster lines are clearing. Owner The one on the left shows signs of the where the rubber part of the seal rubbed on the metal making the squeak. Owner This is how I put the rubber part of the seal on. Notice the metal band faces out towards the wheel versus in towards the motor. Owner Mickey Thompson Classics w/ 31" BFG AT/KO Owner This is the handle in the jack. Owner This is the handle out of the jack. Owner My new to me Hi-Lift jack Owner