Re: Hey wildbill, hugh makay, jmyt, sven, ohio h, ron in az.

Posted by scott AR on May 26, 2002 at 16:58:43 from (209.194.159.155):

In Reply to: Hey wildbill, hugh makay, jmyt, sven, ohio h, ron in az. posted by Rick on May 24, 2002 at 07:46:48:

I would find the thickest sheet of plywood available. Then attach a piece of sheet metal a little wider than the frame rails and about two feet long where trailer tongue jack wheels could run. Then fabricate a bracket where you can bolt a tongue jack to each side of the tractor rail. This gives you wide stability and height adjustment. I know this sounds crude but sometimes you have to do what you have to do. You are talking to a guy that had to take a cab, transmission, and steering clutches out of a D7 CAT on a mountainside in Haiti with only hand tools, a rope pulley and a Mahogany tree. Good luck!

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