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mkcoen, Nothing 30 minutes and a couple cans of rapco tan wouldn't cure. I had to paint the new installed seat bases anyway. Again, thanks for the great deal...!:driver:

Jim, The bends are double thick, 3/8" + the rear structure steel. I have cobalt bits and a good drill. I was beat at 10,lol There are also 4 point structure end nuts and bolts. Lights out for me I have Parade Duty Tomorrow. Peace Out..!

I did it because its was bought from a SS member and adds strength to the cab, also keeps things square. Also you can finally mount things on the rear wall with out drilling to the outside.I am going to fill the 2"gap with Great Stuff expanding foam. That might help quiet the cab some.

Hey Jim, it takes 4-5 minutes per hole. I hit the plate with my fist all over and there was no noise makers. I have to install a drivers seat tomorrow morning and will add a few more. I have a feeling the way it fits there should be no new squeaks the plate is tight.

Cab Reinforcement Plate Installation M109/M35s I got an early start on my day and found myself removing the 2 front seats around 9:00am. I picked up this reinforcement plate from MKcoen, in the SS classifieds. The unit came packaged with 96 industrial rivets, 6 nut and bolts sets and a few...