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Old 12-01-2019, 09:18 PM   #1
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Re: How did you get cab, box, burb, panel, blazer off the frame?

I don't remember what I was watching but I saw someone lifting a camper off a truck box with camper jacks. Ive never used them or seen them up close. Wondering if it would be possible to get a couple of 4x4's longer than a chassis is wide with the tires and wheels on it and slowly lift a burb, panel, cab, or even a box this way? Lift, roll out or under with the chassis and whalaaa?
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Old 12-04-2019, 12:27 AM   #2
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Re: How did you get cab, box, burb, panel, blazer off the frame?

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I don't remember what I was watching but I saw someone lifting a camper off a truck box with camper jacks. Ive never used them or seen them up close. Wondering if it would be possible to get a couple of 4x4's longer than a chassis is wide with the tires and wheels on it and slowly lift a burb, panel, cab, or even a box this way? Lift, roll out or under with the chassis and whalaaa?
Fortunately I have equipment at my disposal now, but I used to use 4 saw horses and 2 4x6's. I would set the saw horses on each side and lift one end of the vehicle with an engine hoist and slide the 4x6 under the rockers. Then move to the other end and repeat. I put a 2x4 on top of the 4x6, along under the rocker to distribute the weight.

The drawback to this method is you have to have plenty of room on each side of the vehicle.

This is how we do it now.
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