Mar-21-2015 02:47 PM
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Mar-22-2015 04:23 PM
Ramblin' Ralph wrote:
... If sent US Mail, then have them sent General Delivery to a specific town and you go to Post Office and pick them up ...
Mar-22-2015 01:34 PM
tuna fisher wrote:what race? Don't you know about March Madness. I hope my post wasn't taken as offensive. I have a disability and was able to do my install myself, just takes a little longer. I was Just trying to help. Have a good day.
Now now boys, calm down it's Sun., go watch the race.
Mar-22-2015 10:03 AM
big whitey wrote:
Long story short, the stable loads on my truck have failed. Tork Lift has graciously agreed to replace them with a new style. Problem is I am on the road and in need of someone to do the install. Does anyone know of a reputable place along I-10 between Riverside and Phoenix that would accept the shipped parts and do the repair.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Mar-22-2015 09:50 AM
Mar-22-2015 09:33 AM
pcoplin wrote:AISURFFISH wrote:
This response is without a doubt the most insulting and at the same time aggravating post I have read in quite some time..
The original poster is asking a specific request for help.
So let's help this guy !!!
Not all of us can just jump under a truck and start wrenching.. I'm only 41 and will ask for help or spend a few bucks to have a HARD part installed.. I can only imagine a retired person or even a disabled person needing help on the road...
As an employee of a local government agency I work every day making the world more accesable via ADA requirements..
EVERYONE HAS DIFFERENT ABILITIES!
I didn't mean any offense. I was just trying to convey it's an easy install if the hole is drilled. If you can't lay down on your back, that would be a disability issue. I should have worded it wrong. If you are physically able to do it, I's personally recommend doing it instead of spending the money.
If you take offense to that, I apologize. And I'd also recommend you take some supplements to grow some slightly thicker skin.
^ Now that hat last sentence could be considered aggravating. 🙂
Arctic Fox 990 2021 TORK-LIFT FAST GUNS AND SUPER HITCH
COOLER RACK OFF THE FRONT ALWAYS FULL OF FISHING RODS TICA TO BE EXACT
Mar-22-2015 09:28 AM
AISURFFISH wrote:
This response is without a doubt the most insulting and at the same time aggravating post I have read in quite some time..
The original poster is asking a specific request for help.
So let's help this guy !!!
Not all of us can just jump under a truck and start wrenching.. I'm only 41 and will ask for help or spend a few bucks to have a HARD part installed.. I can only imagine a retired person or even a disabled person needing help on the road...
As an employee of a local government agency I work every day making the world more accesable via ADA requirements..
EVERYONE HAS DIFFERENT ABILITIES!
Mar-22-2015 09:18 AM
pcoplin wrote:
I'm guessing you just don't want to lay on your back? Because if the new style bolt on the same as your old ones, and the hole is already there, then it's like 3 bolts, and may need a pry bar, or flex the suspension some on a curb or slope.
Arctic Fox 990 2021 TORK-LIFT FAST GUNS AND SUPER HITCH
COOLER RACK OFF THE FRONT ALWAYS FULL OF FISHING RODS TICA TO BE EXACT
Mar-22-2015 08:38 AM
Mar-22-2015 01:37 AM
Mar-21-2015 11:49 PM
pcoplin wrote:
I'm guessing you just don't want to lay on your back? Because if the new style bolt on the same as your old ones, and the hole is already there, then it's like 3 bolts, and may need a pry bar, or flex the suspension some on a curb or slope.
Mar-21-2015 08:59 PM
Mar-21-2015 08:48 PM
K Mac wrote:
Are they the upper or lower ? If upper all you would need is an 11/16" wrench. Most RV Ctr.'s stock them. Good Luck
Mar-21-2015 06:23 PM