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M-34 Project Kicks off

Recovry4x4

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Thats like a high tech version of what I've been doing over the years. We did a similar thing putting a contact maintenance body back on truck but instead of using the engine crane, we used a bumper jack. Same thing when I lifted the M146 semi trailer body using a bunch of blocks and 2 bottle jacks. Whew, glad I have the wrecker now.
"Necessity is the Mother of invention"
 

Adamlee

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m34 bed install

looks great!

did you slip in a pair of the wood "firring strips" between the frame and the bed?

or did they not use them then?
 

acrane

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Adam -I did put in sill plates, but someone on here gave me the wrong dimensions, and I had to rip them down. They are still a bit too big, but I'll fix that later.

Joel - Yes we used the hoist to get the bed up on the blocks. A little at a time.

I'll post some more detail pics of the truck this weekend if anyone is interested, or if your going to the COMVEC show you can check it out in person.

Alan
 
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