Taking Off a Ladder Rack Ram
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Taking Off a Ladder Rack Ram
Hi there guys, I am trying to find a place to take off a Ladder Rack on my Ram. I'm sure most of you will suggest to take it off myself, but I don't have any tools (even if I did, I wouldn't know how to work them), and I don't really have any friends that are very handy with tools either. Is there any places that will take a rack off of my truck for me if I paid them (and maybe even dispose of it or take it off my hands for me afterwards?)? Also, if I were to take the rack off, how would I carry it to the dump? It will be too big to put in the back. I live in the bay area by the way if it makes a difference. Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions guys!
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RE: Taking Off a Ladder Rack Ram
FInd a off road shop that sells that kind of stuff and tell them if they take it off they can have it. Or run a add in a paper stating that someone can have it if they come and take it off.
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Hi there guys, I am trying to find a place to take off a Ladder Rack on my Ram. I'm sure most of you will suggest to take it off myself, but I don't have any tools (even if I did, I wouldn't know how to work them), and I don't really have any friends that are very handy with tools either. Is there any places that will take a rack off of my truck for me if I paid them (and maybe even dispose of it or take it off my hands for me afterwards?)? Also, if I were to take the rack off, how would I carry it to the dump? It will be too big to put in the back. I live in the bay area by the way if it makes a difference. Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions guys!
Hi there guys, I am trying to find a place to take off a Ladder Rack on my Ram. I'm sure most of you will suggest to take it off myself, but I don't have any tools (even if I did, I wouldn't know how to work them), and I don't really have any friends that are very handy with tools either. Is there any places that will take a rack off of my truck for me if I paid them (and maybe even dispose of it or take it off my hands for me afterwards?)? Also, if I were to take the rack off, how would I carry it to the dump? It will be too big to put in the back. I live in the bay area by the way if it makes a difference. Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions guys!
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RE: Taking Off a Ladder Rack Ram
I am not going to get on a soapbox now, but you really should invest in some tools if you have the money. A good starter set from Sears isn't that expensive and you really couldn't screw up taking a ladder rack off. Righty tighty lefty loosy is all you need to know really. Just be careful if you do buy some tools because once you start wrenching and buying them it becomes addictive or atleast it did for me. I am a mechanic but I would hate to think what I have in tools, it was like $6,000 last time I added up the receipts.
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RE: Taking Off a Ladder Rack Ram
i dont know the name of the place my friend just told me about it, but all of these are scrap metal places that should take it. just call in advance to ask
http://www.local.com/results.aspx?ke...newsearch=true
I think it was stinson i dont remember though
http://www.local.com/results.aspx?ke...newsearch=true
I think it was stinson i dont remember though
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