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ZOOMY · 06-21-2003, 04:02 AM

I've always rolled the windows down & put a 4x6 with moving pads near the front of the window opening thru the cab. Then attach a cable or chain to the 4x6 at each end & lift it up. If we're doing it with manpower, we'll take the doors off to make it lighter. I've already rolled them across the ground on a thickness of 4 moving pads. Worst case scenario, I'll roll them up onto the trailer. That of course would guarantee 2 trips to Meriden. I'm sure you have 100 the times experience that I do. I've only lifted 7 or 8 of these cabs.......Zoomy

06-21-2003, 04:02 AM	#11
ZOOMY Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: WIS Posts: 1,752	lifting I've always rolled the windows down & put a 4x6 with moving pads near the front of the window opening thru the cab. Then attach a cable or chain to the 4x6 at each end & lift it up. If we're doing it with manpower, we'll take the doors off to make it lighter. I've already rolled them across the ground on a thickness of 4 moving pads. Worst case scenario, I'll roll them up onto the trailer. That of course would guarantee 2 trips to Meriden. I'm sure you have 100 the times experience that I do. I've only lifted 7 or 8 of these cabs.......Zoomy Last edited by ZOOMY; 06-21-2003 at 05:19 AM.