Box Truck | Chevrolet | Rear Leaf Spring Replacement

[@BonheurEsperer]

I've been learning a lot from your amazing channel. God bless you and keep doing these amazing videos🙏

[@johnz8210]

Cool old Chevy. I've worked on many of those - kind of have just about every bolt size on them memorized. They were good trucks. Driving one in the winter was not so great - the heater is a joke, (you'd almost look like Jack Nicholson at the end of The Shining), but they were a pretty reliable truck.

[@johnmcgreevy742]

Much easier taking those tires and wheels off compared to the semi wheels a lot less weight lol Looks like it was made to carry some weight Another great job, and I thank you for the video

[@dhanasekara1653]

Qxxx Xxxii

[@johnpappas1683]

You must be in the south or west in the northern states you would cut out all the bolts.

[@lechido9288]

Good job.

[@logicalguy488]

This must be in Arizona or Los Vegas .... here in the Midwest salt and snow belt you would be hammering, cutting, sawing and drilling to get that out.

[@harleyserrato6908]

Would these leafs fit in 2003 Chevy Silverado 3500 utility truck Cab and chassis

[@ljaieljai]

What did you lower on the other side

[@otoshiptrucking8576]

Nice video

[@Shrpshooter99]

You dont use never sieze??

[@8akkw]

Why would he cut off the U-Bolts that hold the springs with a torch? Is there any danger to release the U-Bolts by loosen the nuts underneath?

[@johnz8210]

Those fine thread u-bolts almost never loosen without a lot of effort and heat. Much faster to cut them off. Plus re-using them is not recommended.

[@doudoumohamed7885]

👍👍

[@augustoemery2610]

Esta chapa q colocou deve ser colocada entre uma roda e outra.os pneus estão esbarrando um no outros