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Jun 03, The bushings shouldn't be difficult to remove at all, the trick is lifting the body off the frame enough to get them out and get the new ones in. No air tools required here. It's just like doing body mounts on any of the old cars, and they're all shrubclean.barted Reading Time: 3 mins. Sep 28, Use a floor jack and some wood blocks to raise the cab slightly to remove the old bushings.

Then install the new bushings and tighten the bolts up. Then back them off a little and remove the bolts from the other side. Once all the bushings are replaced you should have the bolts all installed but not shrubclean.barted Reading Time: 5 mins.

Jun 03, The bushings shouldn't be difficult to remove at all, the trick is lifting the body off the frame enough to get them out and get the new ones in. No air tools required here. It's just like doing body mounts on any of the old cars, and they're all easy. Replacing the cab bushings solved this problem.

Step Four - Remove Your Old Bushings: Once you have the cab raised enough, you have to push the upper"cup" up through the hole and slide it with the upper bushing out sideways between the cab and the bushing mount.

These photos show the front, but the rear works the same. Oct 28, Step 1.) Remove all radiators. Step 2.) You can slip a 22mm (7/8) wrench underneath the black plastic radiator mount onto the cage nut, or slip in a mig torch to weld in place (your choice). If you just want to use a wrench, that will work, there is a hole in the sheet metal that you can place a screw driver handle to prevent the wrench from.

Mar 19, It will cut through that steel washer in less time than the sawzaw, and if your working on it with the body on, it's a whole lot easier to manage. Just use one that is just big enough to go around the nut on the bottom. The body mount hole on the frame is larger than the nut and it will pass right through. Rubber cab mount bushings have a soft and forgiving ride, but they will crush, harden and crack over time. Pickup 2WD Ford F Pickup 2WD Ford F Pickup 2WD Ford F Pickup 2WD Ford F Pruning a tree in r 2WD Ford F Pickup 2WD Ford F Pickup 2WD Ford F Pickup 2WD Ford F Pickup 2WD Ford F Lifting the bed is easy after the cab!

No body mounts, just bolts. The bolts are a T Torx head. They go from the bed down through the bed frame into clip nuts on the truck frame. A shot of WD is essential here! The bolts are rusted into the clip nuts. Jan 25, The High Boy"narrow frame" only applies to the width between the inner frame rails behind the cab. 33 1/2" between the inner frame rails behind the cab: /72 F/; /77 F 4WD (High Boys); /79 F Regular Cabs on the" wheelbase 1/2" between the inner frame rails behind the cab: /79 F & F 2WD; /79 F (except as noted above); /79 F