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JakeH.

Posted 1/7/2009 13:20 (#561342 - in reply to #560652)
Subject: RE: Chopping the Frame on a Freightliner

Beware - that Freightliner might be put together with huck rivets instead of bolts, which makes for many many hours of shop time. You can replace 'em with bolts, but it takes a lot of torchwork to get them loose.

Chopping the Frame on a Freightliner - bushton4 : 1/6/2009 21:51
- RE: Chopping the Frame on a Freightliner - massey760man : 1/6/2009 21:57
  - RE: Chopping the Frame on a Freightliner - Fivestar : 1/6/2009 22:54
- Re: Chopping the Frame on a Freightliner - DBH : 1/6/2009 22:40
- RE: Chopping the Frame on a Freightliner - Unit 2 : 1/6/2009 22:47
- RE: Chopping the Frame on a Freightliner - Gary Lyon : 1/6/2009 23:08
- RE: Mag drill - dave morgan : 1/6/2009 23:28
- RE: Chopping the Frame on a Freightliner - jedeka : 1/7/2009 00:46
- RE: Chopping the Frame on a Freightliner - Dingaling : 1/7/2009 07:31
  - RE: Chopping the Frame on a Freightliner - jedeka : 1/7/2009 08:33
- RE: Chopping the Frame on a Freightliner - JakeH. : 1/7/2009 13:20
  - RE: Chopping the Frame on a Freightliner - agboy : 1/7/2009 13:31
    - my frieghtliner frame say No Welding - Tazzerblue : 1/7/2009 20:46
      - RE: my frieghtliner frame say No Welding - plowboy : 1/7/2009 21:14
        
        Re: Chopping the Frame on a Freightliner - bushton4 : 1/7/2009 22:20

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