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A DIY wood truck bed isn’t as difficult as you might think. A truck bed can be installed without the use of a professional. But, it does take a lot of patience and some tools.

You are arguing a moot point about loads on a flat bed. I never quite understood why you would want a flat bed unless it’s a car hauler, you’re sacrificing storage and hauling capabilities.. I can kind of see it for horse people wood snow fence for dogs and farmers hauling round and square bells in the field or slide loading tanks. You haul something on the road with one it’s asking for a ticket or an accident.. See here how to remodel your truck bed for as low as $75!

Knowing rednecks, I’m guessing the old bed is now a trailer. Just one issue I see…if he is really looking to use it for cargo, it seems like a bit of a waste to scratch up that pretty wood. Not that the bumper doesn’t look great, but why not use the original one?

While preparing the wood pieces for the bed, you need to take note of some parts of the truck, like the gas fittings and the wheel. For the gas fittings, make notches on the pieces of wood that will go over them. Ensure that the wood pieces across the wheel are long enough to go beyond the reels. After removing the old truck bed, gather the wood pieces for the wooden bed and the hardware. Cut the wood to size the outer width of the truck and assemble the base of the bed.

Then again, neither is red duct tape over a broken brake light. For this to be street legal, put posts into the holes, build the new bed inside the old bed, leave the bumper alone. He did it because he needed to run large items and a flat bed suited his purposes well. If you look at the pictures he actually has four slots on the sides for adding railings, if needed. Not to nickpick, but the bed is fastened to the frame with 6 carriage bolts, not lag bolts.

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