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BigRed · 03-03-2003, 12:25 PM

Well, I finally got my cab home this weekend. My father-in-law and freind Steve helped out. It was a pretty painless experience. We pulled it off the frame with no problems but had a little difficulty getting it on the trailer. Then, once we got it home it was much easier. My neighbor about killed us with his anxiousness, but we all four lifted it off and got it on the dolly very easily.

I started removing some of the stuff off the cab. I got the pissy-smelling seat out first then removed the brake booster, wiring, steering column, and am in the process of trying to remove the driver-side seatbelt bolt. That sucker is a booger. It's a torx head and is basically stripped now.

To see some pics, go to my website at http://www.shelbournes.net/trucksite/cab_swap4.htm

Scott

03-03-2003, 12:25 PM	#1
BigRed Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: DFW, TX Posts: 1,680	Cab Swap Progress Well, I finally got my cab home this weekend. My father-in-law and freind Steve helped out. It was a pretty painless experience. We pulled it off the frame with no problems but had a little difficulty getting it on the trailer. Then, once we got it home it was much easier. My neighbor about killed us with his anxiousness, but we all four lifted it off and got it on the dolly very easily. I started removing some of the stuff off the cab. I got the pissy-smelling seat out first then removed the brake booster, wiring, steering column, and am in the process of trying to remove the driver-side seatbelt bolt. That sucker is a booger. It's a torx head and is basically stripped now. To see some pics, go to my website at http://www.shelbournes.net/trucksite/cab_swap4.htm Scott __________________ Scott Shelbourne Last edited by BigRed; 03-03-2003 at 12:27 PM.



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