Thread: REAR CABIN REMOVAL OF 110 CAB CHASSIS

Spot Weld Removal Tools

"Basics of Basics" Spot Welds, removing a welded on panel.

And to put it back together again.....

Aluminium spot welds - Land Rover Zone

Thanks 90a, that was excellent tutorial.

What a mess I'm going to make of this project

Originally Posted by gasman

Hi all.
Need to know how to remove the weld spots that attach the rear window curved section on the back of the 09 110 ute.
I will be re-attaching so I need to know if I need a panel beater to attach or I can purchase a tool to do the job.
Reason for all of this is I'm actually getting around to extending the cab so I can finally fit inside comfortably.

Any other help with the other sections would be appreciated and yes I will post photos of my disasters.

Cheers

I'll be interested to see your progress on this.

As you would be aware, the back panel, including the curved sections, is usually left intact as one piece. I must admit being a bit puzzled in that you say you need to remove the curved sections but you will be re-attaching them. Why then is there a need to remove them ?... Anyhow I'll read your future posts with interest.

Spot-weld removal drill details linked above by 90

When re-attaching these sections, they would not necessarily need to spot-welded, but you will have holes to fill. Bus fabricators use one of the Sikaflex adhesives to glue panels together and there are always pop rivets - (somewhat in sympathy with the original design).

You've probably seen this, a bit expen$ive to buy from Foleys but the picture may give you some ideas (also for other interested people who may not be aware of it).

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