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I removed all wall and floor plates. I had to drill out every bolt. (way more than a few hundred pounds) I did not have to remove the lower spreader because I kept the m1078 upper rail. The very top of your 1079 box, in the front, you have two more spreaders that also extend out.
My box empty-ish as it sits on the m1078 springs; is, in my opinion over sprung. I have added four more batteries, heater, steel framing, etc.
lots more to add so we will see how it sits. Could use better shocks for sure.
My box empty-ish as it sits on the m1078 springs; is, in my opinion over sprung. I have added four more batteries, heater, steel framing, etc.
lots more to add so we will see how it sits. Could use better shocks for sure.
No, I wish they were. I could have gotten them actually before that section was scrapped, but like I said I never imagined they were different. I didn't spot the 2mm difference LOL. Kicking myself now, but hey, it happens. I can probably save enough weight that it won't matter, but I would like to at least be able to install them if needed.
Can you give us a quick rundown of the items you removed to save weight? It looks like you eliminated the side spreader bars and the channel that held them? I was thinking I would at least take up those metal strips that are bolted in the floor. That would probably save a couple hundred pounds.