Just want to confirm something about removing top bunk

so you dont hit your head?

 

You don't think you can get away without telling us why you want it removed do You? Truckers are some nosey people sometimes.

 

And here's the part where the guy with the nose problem says, uh gee I don't know.

 

It should. I doubt they installed it before the body was set on the chassis.
Or, perhaps they did.

Just looking around my cab... without a large sleeper door that sucker will be hard pressed to get out.

 

Likely easier and less mess to unbolt the passanger seat, remove it and slide the bunk out that eay.

 

So in our Volvo, we had to take out the side cabinets in order to get the bunk out in one piece. No matter which way we angled it, there was always something in the way to prevent it from coming out. The top bunks are smaller in the freightliners, so you might have better luck, but I'd think you have to take out at least one side.

 

use it for the base of your shelfs ...... always saws all it in half ... be an adventure getting it out in one piece. . hard enough changing mattress and that bends