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**pdxhall** · 07-11-2011, 01:29 AM

rbar, Yeah I had a guard on the wheel but it didn't help by taking it off. I solved the problem, though, for 3 bucks and a trip to Harbor Freight. I bought a shaft that hooks up to the collet on my die grinder and has a attachment for a cutoff wheel. That gave me enough clearance to get in where I needed to a cut the welds. My truck is now bedless and ready to continue work on the rear suspension and frame.

07-11-2011, 01:29 AM	#3
pdxhall Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Tucson, Arizona Posts: 2,087	Re: disassembling fleetside bed rbar, Yeah I had a guard on the wheel but it didn't help by taking it off. I solved the problem, though, for 3 bucks and a trip to Harbor Freight. I bought a shaft that hooks up to the collet on my die grinder and has a attachment for a cutoff wheel. That gave me enough clearance to get in where I needed to a cut the welds. My truck is now bedless and ready to continue work on the rear suspension and frame.