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My '48 was leaning to the left so I took it to a place in Waco that does alignments & re-arches springs for trailers, heavy trucks, etc. I dropped it off for a couple of days and when I got it back, the truck was level, and it appeared that they had not even removed the springs from the truck; I don't think they charged more than $75. I dunno what they did or how they did it, but nothing was broken or replaced or hammered or torched when they straightened the ride height out, so to speak :cool:

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I am by no means a mechanical expert, but I do know that the largest load the front springs ever carry is the front of the chassis and the people in the cab. I would doubt not much of a percentage of the load in the bed translates to the front axle. As a result, I would doubt that the front springs would ever loose their tension. Now the shackles and their bushings is another matter. I would check those.

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