Thread: Ok i need some help any ideals
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11-04-2004 08:28 PM #1
Ok i need some help any ideals
well the previuss owner that had my 72 bought it as a 69 ok but the guy he bought it from went to jail before he got it transferd
so he found a 72 fram for it and titel etc..........well i bought it it was all unbolted well most of it and anyways now i got the frame ready to switch the cab almost and have no ideal how cause we done good to pick the bed up cant even budge the cab......and i was thinking that somone here mite have done somthing like this before.
any ideals will be apreciatted
thankyouDan
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11-04-2004 08:33 PM #2
is the steering still hooked up? what about fuel lines, the tank is in behind the rear seat so fuel lines could be holding it. Sounds like it may be still mounted somewhere, make shure all mounts are disconnected.You don't know what you've got til it's gone
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11-04-2004 08:38 PM #3
all mounts are unbolted the sterring is still hooked up but not for long but even when i get it all undone i still cant pick it up and put it on the other framDan
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11-04-2004 08:43 PM #4
Originally posted by TRUCKGUY
all mounts are unbolted the sterring is still hooked up but not for long but even when i get it all undone i still cant pick it up and put it on the other framYou don't know what you've got til it's gone
Matt's 1951 Chevy Fleetline- Driver
1967 Ford Falcon- Sold
1930's styled hand built ratrod project
1974 Volkswagen Super Beetle Wolfsburg Edition- sold
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11-04-2004 10:06 PM #5
cab Is very very heavy best way I know of if you dont have acc to a lift would be to rig up a A-frame with a chain hoist some thing that look like a tee pee or you can all so use camper jacks you should have 4 to 6 bolts that mount cab plus a couple ground strapsdrive it like ya stole it
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11-04-2004 10:20 PM #6
I don't have an answer to your question and don't care..... But john I like your new avatar there, looks sweet, stands out real good and brabbed my attention so I HAD to post to it. And TruckGUY I am messing with ya man haha so don't take it seriously. lol I wanted to be sarcastic that's all. Nothing else to do at 12:30 in the mourning.www.streamlineautocare.com
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11-04-2004 10:31 PM #7
hey truck guy if you have acc to a welder you can build something like I've highl lited in this pitcher you can used eather 2 inch pipe thick walled or evet better some I beam would be betterdrive it like ya stole it
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11-04-2004 10:38 PM #8
Originally posted by FMXhellraiser
I don't have an answer to your question and don't care..... But john I like your new avatar there, looks sweet, stands out real good and brabbed my attention so I HAD to post to it. And TruckGUY I am messing with ya man haha so don't take it seriously. lol I wanted to be sarcastic that's all. Nothing else to do at 12:30 in the mourning.drive it like ya stole it
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11-05-2004 05:31 AM #9
Grab the big guys in the area and buy them a motivational case of beer. lol ...anyone have a hoist near you? cause you can just extend the arms into the door area and lift, move frame, then insert new frame.Did that screw just fall down into the motor?
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11-05-2004 06:26 AM #10
Remove the doors & take a 4x6 and put thru the door opening at the front near the post, that's going to be your bal. point & use your cherry picker in reverse.....it will push too ya know, lift it up & shove the chassis out from under it. Easy, do it all the time.
You might want to strap the cherry picker to the 4x6, they tend to slide if you snatch on it.Jim
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11-05-2004 06:11 PM #11
hey i never thaut of that hambiskit i will tyr it and the only a-frame around me is to big to move and i cant get the truck to it so i will try the 4by6 sounds like it should work if you get it balanced right but thanks for all of the i deals i would of never thout oh them.
thank'sDan
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11-05-2004 06:54 PM #12
be very careful if you have never done it. it will hurt you do not do it by your self you should have at another person there I had a body come down on me once let me tell you It no fun I was stuck under it for three hours before anyone got to me . man do me a favor and use extreme causation and be carefuldrive it like ya stole it
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11-05-2004 07:05 PM #13
oh trust me i real be careful you dont just play with stuff that big lol i will secure it good as i can i mite find another way to do it but havent yet theres a guy (my uncle Tom )that has a place down the road that has been SAYING that he was going to build a a-fram for about a YEAR but no progress yet
you think it mite go a little faster if he ever starts on itLast edited by TRUCKGUY; 11-05-2004 at 07:15 PM.
Dan
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11-07-2004 04:48 PM #14
ok i got it off
i got it all off the ole frame i did use the engine hoist but i tied a rope tru the windowes it barly made it but i got it off about time lol.
thanks for all of the i-deals anywaysDan
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