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Time to say goodbye to the steps. No more having to take them off before going wheeling.
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Pulling the main step off. Just need to remove the brackets.
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Looks nice like this.
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Attempt number one. The first set of sliders I recieved had too long of legs.
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Nine inches. Should be eight or less.
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Attempt number two. Starting with the driver's side since it is the hardest one to put on.
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The parking brake cable gets in the way bu
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Unbolting the clamp on the parking brake cable in the rear helps. I installed the lower bolt on the rear leg first.
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The cable fits into the cutout on the gusset on the front leg. It is pretty snug so using a jack to help line up the bolt holes saved a lot of my own energy.
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The cable has a little tension on the middle leg.
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Another view of the front leg on the driver's side.
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Looks like the length is correct this time
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I repeated the same process on the passenger's side. lower bolt on the rear leg first, then the front leg with the jack to assist hold the slider in place.
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All done. Just need to give the Hummer a bath.
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Spacing looks good
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The old set all wrapped up and ready to drop off at UPS.
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All cleaned up!
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Looks much better.
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Ready for my next trip
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