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#214660 08/29/2006 8:59 PM
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heres the pics:
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pic2

im tryin to figure out what that little tab thing sticking off the drivers side frame rail under the cab is. i took a pic of it from the front and from the back. im shortening the frame so i need to know if it can come off of there and not affect anything. thanks

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exhaust hanger mounting point, prolly about where the muffler goes

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so it can be removed and no problems i guess?? or do i just put in a new one later?

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you could do without, but the factory hangers are handier than makeshift - I'd grind off the rivet and weld it back on in about the same place

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#214664 08/29/2006 10:15 PM
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ok will do thanks.

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Might be the mount to hang a return spring....have a double one on my 54 for the clutch and brake return springs.


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It is for the return spring for the parking brake.


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An alternative. If it is an exhaust hanger, remove it. If it is a bracket for a spring, measure the distance between spring ends, then remove the bracket. After you shorten your frame, if you find you can't live without the bracket, drill some holes and remount it to your frame. If you don't need it, you now have a cleaner looking frame!

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I would guess it has something to do with the park brake cable.


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It's an exhaust bracket. My 65 has it too and that is what the 44,000 mi original truck had attached to it.


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#214670 09/12/2006 11:38 PM
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It looks like where the clutch spring ataches.Is it at the front or back?


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