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08-17-2017, 04:29 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2000
Location: Leduc, Alberta CANADA
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Repairing rusty cab mounts
Just wanted to share how I repaired some rusty mounts on the cheap.
I found 1-1/2" Washers will fit the cab mounts perfectly. Set the washers in place, tack them, cut both pieces at the same time, insert washer, weld up! Total cost = <$1.00.
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Not Grandpa's C-20 anymore... 383 Stroker 425HP, 485Ft/Lbs Lowered 3.5" Front / 5" Rear 66,000 miles. Alberta, CANADA |
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08-17-2017, 06:58 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: USA
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Re: Repairing rusty cab mounts
Genius! As long as it's the same gauge or thicker metal. Sure beats welding in a solid patch then getting one of those expensive mega dollar 1 1/2" rotabroach bits to drill the hole.
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08-17-2017, 07:07 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2000
Location: Leduc, Alberta CANADA
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Re: Repairing rusty cab mounts
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That is exactly what i was trying to avoid. I'm kinda cheap when i can be. This could repair could also be done in the frame.
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Not Grandpa's C-20 anymore... 383 Stroker 425HP, 485Ft/Lbs Lowered 3.5" Front / 5" Rear 66,000 miles. Alberta, CANADA |
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