I about to lift the body off the frame of my 93 wrangler. But three bolts will not move. Two are just plain tight the other is spinning. I can not get to the nuts/plates to stop them from spinning. Any suggestions or help?
Thanks, Dennis
I about to lift the body off the frame of my 93 wrangler. But three bolts will not move. Two are just plain tight the other is spinning. I can not get to the nuts/plates to stop them from spinning. Any suggestions or help?
Thanks, Dennis
I wish you luck.....
Not one came out of my old CJ7's body... Got lucky and snapped a few, but the rest spun and I had to grind the heads off the bolts. Tried a sawsall through the mount, but the rubber ruined the blades too fast.
I am just thankful I got to toss the old body in the trash....
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail >Yep good luck! After having several jeeps and doing restorations and repairs I took every body bolt out of my 04TJ put anti-seize on the threads and put them all back and I mean every body bolt. Coasty
Real Jeepers, simply hold the new nut to the inside of the channel frame like the big boys still use:
Admitting you have a problem is the first step to recovery. :-)
Whereabouts would you be hanging your ass off that overpriced chunk of plastic? Behind the catwalk? Hell, if you're deadheading, you could always grandstand a bit by planting your south-end right on the
5th-wheel! Drop your load off AND equally distribute grease, all in one sitting. You'll get an 'attaboy' from the dispatcher for such efficiency!And if I'm around, I'll take a picture and sell copies...and make us both rich!
(LOL)
MUHAHAHAHA!!! A bumper-dumper! I love it! Beats balacing on a frame rail in rush-hour traffic praying that Smokey doesn't spot you before you get the paperwork finished.
Thanks for the laugh; I needed it.
-JD
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