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Howdy;
Anyone have dimensions on the square "washer" that goes beneath the perch mounting the front of the cab to the frame? Not so much the width, but the thickness of the square piece. Its a 1950 1-ton. The replacement set I got from one of our favorite vendors came with the pads, but no washers.

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Think the original ones were round and they would have been about 1/4" thick.

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