Removing good cab mounts
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Removing good cab mounts
I have a truck with good cab mounts but a destoryed cab. I would like to remove the mounts and use them on another truck. What is the best way to remove them?
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Re: Removing good cab mounts
Cut them outside of the welds so that you take some of the cab with the mounts. Then just remove the excess later.
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Re: Removing good cab mounts
Blue-Point spot weld drill bits are the only way to go. Be sure to use lots of cutting oil to preserve the integrity of the cutting edge...


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Re: Removing good cab mounts
thats what i did . i cut the floor out around the mounts. and then removed the old rusty weak floor from the mounts.mrollings53 wrote:Cut them outside of the welds so that you take some of the cab with the mounts. Then just remove the excess later.
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Re: Removing good cab mounts
BobbyFord wrote:Blue-Point spot weld drill bits are the only way to go. Be sure to use lots of cutting oil to preserve the integrity of the cutting edge...
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Re: Removing good cab mounts
You are referring to the stamped sheet metal part at the bottom front of the cab, aren't you?
If you are talking about the brackets mounted to the frame, you will need to pull the cab off. They are held on with rivets, and the tops of the rivets must be ground off and the rivet punched out with a stout punch and a 3lb. sledge hammer. No way you will ever get those top rivets out with the cab in place.
If you are talking about the brackets mounted to the frame, you will need to pull the cab off. They are held on with rivets, and the tops of the rivets must be ground off and the rivet punched out with a stout punch and a 3lb. sledge hammer. No way you will ever get those top rivets out with the cab in place.
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