Cab mount help

[CSCameron]

Still hunting up the album. Then I will scan and get those pix posted.

Thanks! I appreciate the effort. :)

[Jerry Henry]

The left front uses a rubber bushing between the cab and mounting bracket.
No rubber bushing under the bracket. just washer and nut.

Hope this helps.
TGP

Since this is an Australian truck, should he not place these in the right (steering) corner of the truck?

[Cheyenne Dave]

Thanks! I appreciate the effort. :)

Shock of shocks...I can't find any decent pix of when I did this fabrication. I will take some new pix for you. Thanks for your patience.

cd

[Cheyenne Dave]

Since this is an Australian truck, should he not place these in the right (steering) corner of the truck?

This topic was covered in some detail in on 6.27.14. Scroll to the last page to view.

cd

[Jerry Henry]

Sorry. I should have read more of the posts. Duh.

[Cheyenne Dave]

Not at all...there are no tests here. Just thought you would like the theory behind it.

cd

[CSCameron]

Shock of shocks...I can't find any decent pix of when I did this fabrication. I will take some new pix for you. Thanks for your patience.

cd

No worries CD. Just thought if you had pics already it would be nice to see them. :)

[Cheyenne Dave]

The pix I do have are on film and of poor quality. They were of my 1st generation rear cab mount system, which I had to upgrade when I switch to a center rear differential.

It's probably worth it for me to take some more pix, maybe write a little about it, if there is an interest.

cd

[CSCameron]

The pix I do have are on film and of poor quality. They were of my 1st generation rear cab mount system, which I had to upgrade when I switch to a center rear differential.

It's probably worth it for me to take some more pix, maybe write a little about it, if there is an interest.

cd

That would be great. Maybe a short article for the PWA?

Clark