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Maybe this could have gone in GTT. I am a YouTube addict. And I just found the Brothers YouTube channel of shop videos, most of them installing and demonstrating their products. There is a series of videos with a 1951 GMC 1/2-ton longbed. Cool old mostly original truck. They install suspension mods, front disc brakes, dual MC with power-assist, etc. The underneath shots show the torque tube extension, mounting brackets and cross member very clearly.
I am not endorsing their products, only the technical videos. Anyone else watch them, and if so have you found them useful?
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I have watched the disc brake one and the lowered front spring one for the '51 GMC (mostly to get an idea as to what the front shock position looks like. I'm changing my '47 1/2 ton from lever shocks to tube shocks). There aren't many pictures available of front shocks installed on AD trucks (at least that I could find) I find the videos give good information that, hopefully, will come in handy some day. But, like a lot of 'how to' stuff on line, they make it look easy.


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They do make it look easy. That guy is in many more how-to videos that are not produced by Brothers. Some so old that his hair is still dark. 😎.


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