How I Remove a Cab (WITHOUT a Hoist!) V8 Toyota Pickup Build

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This week we are hard at work on our 1UZ V8 Swap Toyota Pickup. We remove the motor, and then you find out how I take the body off the frame with basic tools and without the use of a hoist.
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@theericbenson1692 8 месяцев назад

Last time I pulled a cab off by myself, I used the engine hoist. doors off with old seat belts connected to the seat mounting holes, super sketch but worked! I'm a toyota guy and wheel with jeep guys and utv guys. Mostly utv guys..I do all the same trails with better style and more entertainment than all of them. I also am the only guy that built my own rig.. They always give me a hard time socially about how I'm always working on my trucks. I have 3. And how toyotas must suck because I'm working on them all of the time.. again I have 3. I choose to work on them most of the time. Once in awhile a belt will fail, or a 30yr old weld, maybe a bushing, or an aftermarket part. But these a holes are 60k at least into a machine and they can't tell you anything about how it works. When an axle breaks they have no tools or a spare. When they find a replacement axle it's not cheap or available. They're sitting out the next trip waiting... They look at me with amazement when I replace an axle on the trail in 30 min. They are amazed I drive it 350 miles to moab and drive it home. They think I'm an idiot.. I think they're uneducated on how fun should work.. The smiles to miles and $ should be in the positive all the time. Toyota is the best investment for fun I have found. And I love working on them. I will probably have a 4th toyota tomorrow. And it's a sweet 3rd gen 4runner. A little smashed in the front but nothing a man can't fix. A TOYOTA MAN!

@bertbccfu9564 7 месяцев назад

I have a gigantic maple tree in my back yard , one of the limbs that sticks out is about the size of a normal tree i wrapped a chain around it with a pulley and i use the winch off my truck to pull cabs, beds , very easy as opposed to before having 4 or 5 guys lift, this way no one loses a finger or two lol

@francoutah 8 месяцев назад

Your attitude and your ingenuity kick ass. You're the best kinda dude to work with. Get it done and stay cool. 🤘

@analog56x 8 месяцев назад

haha, engine cranes are good for testing the tensile strength of everything you forgot to disconnect :P

@nemesis851_ 8 месяцев назад

I’m consistently stunned by how much you get done ✅

@SOLDADITO76 8 месяцев назад

I used 8 ton jack stands sitting on a stack of cut up 4X4's and a pair of pressure treated scaffolding planks to raise my cab. Sitting next to it was a new frame with the help of some fence pipe iI pushed the cab over onto the frame.

@Tripptransport 8 месяцев назад

Would be cool to see you take a crack at wrapping the cab! Im thinking dirt garage logo colors!!with some big dirt garage logos on doors or the bonnet!?

@jameshall4385 8 месяцев назад

Its only sketchy if it fails. If it works then it is genius.

@daniellablee6682 8 месяцев назад

Me encanta como trabajas con tan poco lugar y equipamiento como elevador etc o cuando trabajas afuera en la lluvia o nieve etc,saludos por mas videos👍👏👏👏👏👏🇦🇷🍻