Posted by glennster on March 07, 2009 at 17:21:48 from (68.60.242.156):
In Reply to: Fixing a Bent Loader posted by Clodbuster on March 07, 2009 at 16:58:24:
looking at it from a body shop eyeball as a wrecked car that needs fromework, from the photo it looks to me that the rt front of the loader got pushed back (rt side sitting on the seat) that is why the loader is sitting way to the right and up on the right side. before i would cut anything apart, take good measurements to see what is moved. do your straighteneing with the loader intact. if you cut it apart, its gonna be a devil to get back square. straighten it the reverse of the way it got bent.
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