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Russell's Runner has the usual Runner sag. It's his daily driver and sometimes is called upon
to pull a 4X8 utility trailer loaded with firewood or soil.
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Before the lift, Russell measured 9 7/8" from the fender to wheel lip.
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I made the mounts up...this lift/payload system is very effective.
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Russell's friend, Jason, hacks away with the cordless to remove the steel bump-stops.
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Russell helps out with the 30 year old Craftsman.
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A grinder cleans up the rough corners and removes the paint for the MIG welding to come.
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Much better.
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hmmm...should I just run a 1 inch bead on each end or....
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It's on there.
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With both mounts in place like that, slipping the coil in could be a challenge....but this deluxe spring
compressor takes the work out of it.
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One in and one to go.
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A shot of the old Craftsman and the items removed.
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Here's the "BEFORE" shot again....notice the wheelwell area.
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"AFTER" shot...Russ now measures 12 3/8" from fender to wheel lip for a net lift of 2.5".
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This took 2 hours to install. Russ emailed me back and to quote him........."The ride is definitely softer, HUGE improvement!
Thanks again for the solution! I'll be in touch, Russell"
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