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Well the baby has arrived. Bailee is her name. Thanks guys. The storm dropped close to 20" on us. I gave my f150 a workout. Wish I had a video of plowing. My f150 is a tank in the snow. I had to clean off the hood because the snow was about 2' deep after blowing through some of the drifts.
Brian, congratulations!! Welcome to the world, Bailee!
That is so good congrats! Looking forward to being a grampa one day myself, I think that's the reward of having children. Lol. Keep warm and stay safe out east.
That is so good congrats! Looking forward to being a grampa one day myself, I think that's the reward of having children. Lol. Keep warm and stay safe out east.
Well a little more progress to report. Finished fitting the floor and welded it in. Removed the Power Steering box and one of the motor mount on the frame. I've been kind of sore, as I took a digger off the fork lift at work I will have to mess with the floor cab mount as I'm having fitment problems. I've got a plan and it will all get sorted out.
Tacked in place.
No turning back now.
As soon as I get the other motor frame mount out, the brake lines removed,and the fuel lines all out I will remove the frame cross member and start cleaning everything.
Thanks Pat. Looks like I am having the same dilemma with cab supports as you. I will drill right and left side spot welds out then bend it so it fits right then weld it back together. But that is next on the list.
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