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Re: Splitting stands
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Posted by K.B.-826 on April 02, 2005 at 17:01:26 from (209.163.43.43):
In Reply to: Splitting stands posted by FarmerSid on April 02, 2005 at 15:36:36:
Sid, it won't take anything too heavy-duty to split an H, if you have a hard, level surface to work on. Support the rear half with a floor jack and rest it on a good jack stand. For the front half, you'll need a plate that will bolt to each frame rail, a piece of square tubing welded to each plate running vertically, and another piece of tubing running horizontal, attached to the other two. The hardest part will be adding casters and making the stand hieght-adjustable. I've seen a few with heavy threaded rod with casters attached to the end screwed through the horizontal tubing,
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