In addition, I did not say to remove the doors, I said that IF you remove the doors you had better make provision to avoid problems with the body when off the frame. Since I had to remove the doors I welded angle iron across the door opening.
Sam
At 01:28 PM 1/14/2004, Fred Thomas wrote:
> Since I won't be lifting by hand (the hoist's rated at > 2 tons), I might as well leave the doors on. In > addition to resisting the taco effect, they won't have > to be realigned that way. > > MDN ========================================================================== I would never think of removing the doors, they are already fitted in place and aligned, there are 3 things you need when removing a body from the frame, 2 2 X 4's, 4 people and a "shotgun", the 2 X 4's go under the body close to the wheel wells, 2 people on each side lift the body off and either sit it on blocks or the floor, thats it, oh the shotgun is to shoot anyone trying to lift from the front or rear, I have no idea where the idea got started about removing the doors !! "FT"
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