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Tue, 12 July 2011 09:16

Terry Lytle

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Good morning all i will be building a transmission lifting device and a front GMC jack pad for my project this weekend. what i dont know is the spacing between pins on jack pad for holes in cross member.I do not have access to my coach to measure.It is broke down approx 100 miles away in the Drumheller valley. Does someone know this or could measure. Also any suggestions on tool and supply list for removing transmission and final drive. Instead of "everything i own or can get in my truck". Thanks so much this group is awesome for advice, info and ideas. I mostly just lurk and poke through the info and pics. My coach would not be what it is today with out you all.Again THANK YOU!!! GMCers and suppliers!!!When i figure out how I will post pics of my recent complete reno and all the upgrades i have done over the years.I.have gotten many compliments and lots of attention and admiration where ever i take her. So long for now. Work time. .PS. will fill in profile later i think i now know how for now will just type it in one finger at a time

Terry Lytle
76 ex palm beach
Travlin cowboyshack
Calgary
Alberta
Canada

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Re: [GMCnet] GMC JACK PAD FRONT [message #134296 is a reply to message #134295]

Tue, 12 July 2011 09:22

Mr ERFisher

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>
>
> Good morning all i will be building a transmission lifting device and a
> front GMC jack pad for my project this weekend.

> what i dont know is the spacing between pins on jack pad for holes in cross
> member.

here is my presentation on the front jack pad,
http://goo.gl/irTqC

it is a little hard to read, but I am not at home to measure it for you

gene

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Re: [GMCnet] GMC JACK PAD FRONT [message #134299 is a reply to message #134295]

Tue, 12 July 2011 09:44

peter bailey

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Terry,
The pins are 90mm centre to centre measured from one I have.
Peter Bailey
from Ozy (Aussie)
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From: "Terry Lytle" <telytle@shaw.ca>
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Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2011 11:46 PM
Subject: [GMCnet] GMC JACK PAD FRONT

>
>
> Good morning all i will be building a transmission lifting device and a
> front GMC jack pad for my project this weekend. what i dont know is the
> spacing between pins on jack pad for holes in cross member.I do not have
> access to my coach to measure.It is broke down approx 100 miles away in
> the Drumheller valley. Does someone know this or could measure. Also any
> suggestions on tool and supply list for removing transmission and final
> drive. Instead of "everything i own or can get in my truck". Thanks so
> much this group is awesome for advice, info and ideas. I mostly just lurk
> and poke through the info and pics. My coach would not be what it is today
> with out you all.Again THANK YOU!!! GMCers and suppliers!!!When i figure
> out how I will post pics of my recent complete reno and all the upgrades i
> have done over the years.I.have gotten many compliments and lots of
> attention and admiration where ever i take her. So long for now. Work
> time. .PS. will fill in profile later i think i n
> ow know how for now will just type it in one finger at a time
>
> Terry Lytle
> 76 ex palm beach
> Travlin cowboyshack
> Calgary
> Alberta
> Canada
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Re: [GMCnet] GMC JACK PAD FRONT [message #134306 is a reply to message #134299]

Tue, 12 July 2011 10:08

Mr ERFisher

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Tanks
I will put that on the slide

*90 millimeters = 3.54330709 inches*
More about calculator.<http://www.google.com/intl/en/help/features.html#calculator>

gene

On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 7:44 AM, Peter Bailey <bugeye@internode.on.net>wrote:

> Terry,
> The pins are 90mm centre to centre measured from one I have.
> Peter Bailey
> from Ozy (Aussie)
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Terry Lytle" <telytle@shaw.ca>
> To: <gmclist@temp.gmcnet.org>
> Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2011 11:46 PM
> Subject: [GMCnet] GMC JACK PAD FRONT
>
>
> >
> >
> > Good morning all i will be building a transmission lifting device and a
> > front GMC jack pad for my project this weekend. what i dont know is the
> > spacing between pins on jack pad for holes in cross member.I do not have
> > access to my coach to measure.It is broke down approx 100 miles away in
> > the Drumheller valley. Does someone know this or could measure. Also any
> > suggestions on tool and supply list for removing transmission and final
> > drive. Instead of "everything i own or can get in my truck". Thanks so
> > much this group is awesome for advice, info and ideas. I mostly just
> lurk
> > and poke through the info and pics. My coach would not be what it is
> today
> > with out you all.Again THANK YOU!!! GMCers and suppliers!!!When i figure
> > out how I will post pics of my recent complete reno and all the upgrades
> i
> > have done over the years.I.have gotten many compliments and lots of
> > attention and admiration where ever i take her. So long for now. Work
> > time. .PS. will fill in profile later i think i n
> > ow know how for now will just type it in one finger at a time
> >
> > Terry Lytle
> > 76 ex palm beach
> > Travlin cowboyshack
> > Calgary
> > Alberta
> > Canada
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Re: GMC JACK PAD FRONT [message #134316 is a reply to message #134295]

Tue, 12 July 2011 11:04

Dennis S

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Terry Lytle wrote on Tue, 12 July 2011 09:16

Terry,
As mentioned previously, 3.56 inches on center, one inch diameter holes. Remember that they are not centered on the crossmenber -- so when you jack it up you will get a little lean.

Dennis

Dennis S
73 Painted Desert 230
Memphis TN Metro

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