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Gentlemen I need help. I swore this wouldn't be a problem when I took it apart ,but that was about seven years ago. I can't remember how the cab bolts go on. The good news is I have everything, bolts, cotter keys, springs, washers, wooden blocks, big fat rubber steel washers, I've got it all. I have a vague recollection that the wooden blocks are in the front, the big rubber steel washers were in the back and the springs were underneath some where, but I would just like to be sure. Can anyone help me. I am trying to find a truck around me to look at but no luck yet.


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Try this link from the Tech Tips at the top of this page. http://www.stovebolt.com/techtips/cabmounts.htm

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You nailed it! Thanks a bunch, the project moves forward.


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