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Originally posted by Metal Man:

Jeff your way might be OK but as you can tell I would not recomened it. You might need to shim the cab more than average when you get it back on the frame.
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Take your time and besure to allway check the fits as you go along, ask for advice if you get into any trouble or have any ? If you follow this advice major work on a AD cab can be done by ANYONE Ray
Thanks, Ray. As I said in my post, I'm a long way away from working on my cab. I've got a frame and front and rear axle in my garage. Everything else is in my buddy's metal building. The cab isn't getting any worse, so when I get to that point, I'll probably take your advice. Plastic sheet on the frame, put the cab on, repair, take it off and finish. Thanks again, I'll probably holler at ya'll in a year or two or ??? grin


Jeff Nelson

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