This Truck Is Killing Me

[HammerDown]

How soon do you need it done? We're hopefully under contact with new shop property but will be few months til lifts and equipment are in. You're only about 70 miles away

Danielle, not sure where in NJ you're located but, in a few months that 'may' put us into the snow-falling season...last winter we got significant snow-fall ever dang week!
Honestly I don't know how much more this cab will sink but I baby it while driving, avoid any dips in the road and stay clear of anything that may twist the frame.
While I only drive my truck very locally (maybe a 5 mile radius from my home) I don't have another vehicle that would allow me to be on the road in bad weather.

 

[79jasper]

Ah, just run a 2x4 across the frame and cab.
Good as new. Lol :hillbilly

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[Danielle]

We will have lifts and an ox/ac torch and heat. Usually lift cab up with lift and work between or roll frame out of way. But I can't do anything about how much time it will take to close on the property.

 

[Danielle]

I can borrow a mig welder but I'm also not a welder. I just use torch for encouraging bolts and the like.

 

[Danielle]

Sorry tapatalk on my phone sends post when I just want to make a new paragraph!!
But like I said what's mine is yours it is just a waiting game right now.
Last winter was fun! Made up for the mild ones! Snow means front end work! $$$

 

[HammerDown]

Sorry tapatalk on my phone sends post when I just want to make a new paragraph!!
But like I said what's mine is yours it is just a waiting game right now.
Last winter was fun! Made up for the mild ones! Snow means front end work! $$$

And unfortunately Snow means salt and well...you know what salt does.

 

[Danielle]

Have you seen the pictures of the back of my bronco? It is still off the road
Plan is next year hunt for rust free something and take a ride with the big trailer.
Maybe call it my second honeymoon haha