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cab weight
I want to take the cab off my truck and need to know the approx. weight. The cab will be gutted, and the doors will be off. Any ideas? Can 4 or 5 guys lift it, or do i need a machine to lift?
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If you and your buddy are both big country cornbread fed guys, you can do it with just 2.
Otherwise, be safe and have 3 at a min. I did mine with 4. |
I did it with two and I am not very big.
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I did a cab swap back when I was a young whipper-snapper and did it by myself with the aide of some 2x4s. But when I had a cab delivered to my house a few months ago, being old and crusty, I decided to call in a bunch of friends to help take it out of the bed and set it in the garage. There were 5 of us in all... and, after we lifted the cab and put it on the ground in about 3 seconds, I was a bit embarassed for dragging so many people away from their weekend chores to help me with the cab. It could have been done with 2 of us... 3 if we were feeling lazy. But with 5, we were just in each other's way.
Kenneth |
Bare cab weight is 560 lbs.:flag:
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moved mine yesterday to storage . my neighbor and I loaded it in the back of his truck with no problems. good luck
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All you guys talking about moving a cab with two guys must have had a BARE cab!! When we lifted mine off, it still had the front and rear glass in it, heater box, master cylinder, wipers, dash pad, etc., and MAN was that thing heavy. 3 big guys minimum, 4 was nice.
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bare cab with heater box. When we took it off the truck the first time it had everything on it and it took 4 guy's. learned real quick take as much off as possible.
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Kenneth |
throwing your back out sucks, better to be safe than sorry
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I put my cab back on last Saturday. Used my neighbor's tractor with a lift pole mounted to the 3-point hitch. It was a one-man job that way.
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