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Old 06-22-2008, 04:56 PM   #10 (permalink)
GrampyJim
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The cab was designed to "make it easier" to remove it.... The bolts are accessed from the bottom rather than from the top like earlier trucks. Still, there are special considerations that can slow the process down.... Doc has mentioned some of them a couple of times....

Look at it this way... we can rip the cab off'n your truck in a hearbeat... This isn't going to mean it was pretty and it isn't going to mean that you will be happy with the end result once the cab is back in place...

Ford has an "SLT" (standard labour time) for the operation.... The book says one thing... Any number of other people say other things.... But, in the end, it is up to the tech doing the work.... Do you want fast or do you want good?
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