Alfhare
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Hi how easy is it to remove the rear tub on a high capacity 110 pickup???
Any tips please
Cheers
Any tips please
Cheers
Rear tub removal on high capacity 110
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I've done a 90, not a 110.
Obviously, it's quite an involved job. Why do you want to take it off?
EDIT
Actually, it'll be more straightforward than I first thought because the seat belt mounts won't go through the front of the tub, I reckon.
Might just be a case of removing wiring harness to rear lights. Unbolting at the lugs on the rear cross member and however it's bolted to chassis behind the cab and to out riggers. I'm not familiar enough with that layout though
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mick the builder
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I'd say @Hicap phill is your man to ask.
Hicap phill
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Easy.....
As above remove loom(all behind O/S rear lights)
Bolts to chassis across rear member & just behind the truck cab bulkhead
You need to remove the fuel tank pipe & breather from the tank.as you will struggle to move of the filler tube
Then get a few people to give you help as they are heavy.
As above remove loom(all behind O/S rear lights)
Bolts to chassis across rear member & just behind the truck cab bulkhead
You need to remove the fuel tank pipe & breather from the tank.as you will struggle to move of the filler tube
Then get a few people to give you help as they are heavy.
Hicap phill
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Just had a look at mine
Here’s the brackets you need to undo & fuel pipes.
Shout if you need any further info
Here’s the brackets you need to undo & fuel pipes.
Shout if you need any further info
Alfhare
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Cheers guys, was at Peterborough Saturday @ LR show and saw a product called raptor and thought I'd spray the tub with this stuff.
mick the builder
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Good choice. Incredibly hard wearing.
