In theory its easy? Never done anything similar but that looks like a colossal pain in the ass.
Today's Work
Today I spent a few hours putting a big old box on my familys C6500 strait truck. We have had the box for years, it was just sitting on the ground and was used for storage. My dad got the C6500 with intentions of using the box and then using it to move cross country. Yesterday me and a friend jake took the box and winched it onto the back of our car hauler. So today was the day we put the Box on the back of the 6500. In theory it sounds easy... Take big box and winch it from one truck to the other. But it took us around 5 hours :read: There was alot of dicking around getting things ready. If I had to do it again i PROMISE I would do alot of things different. It was alot of fun. sorry I dont have any finished pictures with the box totally on the truck but it was dark before we finished. here are the pics
Here is a old pic but in the background you can see the box sitting on the ground.
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This is the frame rails on the back of the C6500, I had to strech the back of the frame a little
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Here is the box sitting on the back of the car hauler
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Now half way into the swap. We used the winch on the back of the car hauler and basically used some snatch blocks and made a pip (SP?)
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Here is a old pic but in the background you can see the box sitting on the ground.
This is the frame rails on the back of the C6500, I had to strech the back of the frame a little
Here is the box sitting on the back of the car hauler
Now half way into the swap. We used the winch on the back of the car hauler and basically used some snatch blocks and made a pip (SP?)
