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   Removing Rear End

   • BRoz
   • 9 mo ago
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      65coupei6_2

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      #9 · 9 mo ago

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      What everyone said above.
      
      Plus I bought a cheap Harbor Freight Dolly. I placed the jack through the hole of the dolly and under the rear end. So when the rear end is lowered. It lowers onto the dolly. Remove the jack and you have an easy way to move the rear around.
      
      

      

      18 In. x 12 In. 1000 lb. Capacity Hardwood Dolly

      Amazing deals on this 18In X 12In 1000Lb Wood Dolly at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.

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      BRoz

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      Discussion Starter · #14 · 9 mo ago

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      65coupei6_2 said:

      What everyone said above.
      
      Plus I bought a cheap Harbor Freight Dolly. I placed the jack through the hole of the dolly and under the rear end. So when the rear end is lowered. It lowers onto the dolly. Remove the jack and you have an easy way to move the rear around.
      
      

      

      18 In. x 12 In. 1000 lb. Capacity Hardwood Dolly

      Amazing deals on this 18In X 12In 1000Lb Wood Dolly at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.

      www.harborfreight.com

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      Cool hack! I have one and will try it.

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