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It just makes it MUCH easier to do the job. There is a stack of shims that must go into the housing in front of the pinion bearing - having the housing vertical makes this easy.
You have to slide the entire drive shaft into the carrier/torque tube and I think it would be hitting the ground as you tried to slide it out if carrier was still in the truck.
I can send some pictures if you need.
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