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Old 08-29-2009, 08:15 PM   #1
VA72C10
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Setting cab on its back okay???

I've seen it done on here but always worry about damage. The cab is currently on jack stands mounted to the tire rollers you can roll a vehicle around a shop with. Makes it easy to move around but impossible to clean and paint the underside and fix the cab mounts. Can I safely lay the cab on the concrete floor and do all my cleaning up and painting before re-mounting to the frame? Do I need to brace in the door openings? The rockers are in place already....thanks for any advice. (other than purchasing a tip and flip dolly as that's out of budget )
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