i need a front shaft w/ a long slip shaft (12" should do just fine, i'd rather have a little more than a little too less...i dont have any cash at all and cant afford a nice front shaft from highangle (although someday i will), so should i use square tubing, or is there anyting else I can eitehr make a shaft w/ or cut my old slip shaft off and weld in something new that will allow me to have a longer slip? ..i want to go snow wheeling and need a front shaft, this urban wheeling in 2 wheel drive is getting a little old

Best to go with square tube or even a PTO drive from a tractor supply. They are basically the same as the square drive, but designed to work as a driveline.

go with the square reciever hitch material. it is super beefy, cheep, and easy (sounds like my women! HE,HE!).

Three options but not cheaper

High Angle Drive line
Tom Woods
South Bay Driveline
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running a special just this month-200$ -is this closer?--jess-:D

Originally posted by onetoncv
running a special just this month-200$ -is this closer?--jess-:D

Killer deal! Do that! I wish I was ready for drivelines...

Jess, is that outright or exchanged?

exchange -:D

I didn't think it was outright but had to ask. It's still a good deal.

Originally posted by onetoncv
running a special just this month-200$ -is this closer?--jess-:D

Jess- is that for std or long travel slip yoke?