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#119795 03/06/2006 10:56 PM
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I bought a mounting kit to install the cab of my 46 pickup. It consists of two wooden pieces about four inches long with a taper on one end, two round rubber pieces that are about two inches thick, two square and two rectangular pieces of 1/8th inch thick rubber.
I have no remembrance of what I did when I took the cab off four years ago.

Does anyone out there know how these things are supposed to be used? I can only make a guess and I have no confidence that my guesses are any good.

Thanks

#119796 03/06/2006 11:05 PM
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If i remember right the wood pieces go between the cab and frame at about the middle of the cab. The rubber pieces are for the rear cab mounts. The rectangular rubber is for the middle mounts the square rubber is for the rear mounts. I also made my own rubber pieces to fit between the frame and the front mounts.

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#119798 03/07/2006 12:02 AM
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Follow the link in the previous post. It works very well.I used it to put the cab back on my 42 1/2 ton pick up. Thank goodness this site is avaliable.


The crew that works on the \'42 --Sara, Hannah and Abby
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#119800 03/07/2006 12:44 AM
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I haven't seen you miss yet-- THANK YOU


The crew that works on the \'42 --Sara, Hannah and Abby
#119801 03/07/2006 3:59 AM
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Wow

I am amazed! The above link had EXACTLY what I needed. Even pictures!!

thanks
rick


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