My truck has started to sag between the cab and box. Regular cab, long box. Is there anything that can be done to fix this?

 

Body mount bushings are probably shot

 

Are those expensive/hard to replace? Can I do it myself in my farms shop or would I be better off sending it somewhere?

 

Shouldn't be, haven't done it first hand, but many have on here.

 

That's kind of an odd question when you think about it. We have no idea of your capabilities, tool access, experience, or farm-shop setup. Best you can do is search forums for the how-to's & tips on body mount replacement (DieselBrad has posted tips a few times) and then consider if you think you are capable. My guess, yes, you can do it.

 

Well, we have about every tool a mechanic would need as my dad was one for 26 years on ag equipment. And my truck has only been to a shop once for an alignment and tie rods. Because I didn't feel like doing them. Torches, welders, and any type of hand tool you'd want. That's what we have. Plus jacks, hoists, and an engine lift. So I think the shop is capable. Just depends on my ability.

 

I generally find a way to do things because I don't have the money to pay someone and I don't like gear what all is wrong with the vehicle that I already know. I'd imagine people here could sympathize.