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nice sides. Did you put a wood frame across the back window too? Save the windows and also use as a "headache rack" for those extra long pipes and such
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Looks good
I have about the same setup BUT I put the 2X6's inside of the supports
So when I go around a corner and a heavy item tries to escape, The 2X support keeps it in place
With your design only the screws/nails keep that board (and heavy item) from pushing the boards off the 2X upright
My girl took down my siders..thought it looked to ghetto..lol
I had metal headboards..
Nice setup..you go girl
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Nice truck and nice setup!!
not bad should help you haul quite abit more
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Either stain them or paint them white then add your scrapping logo, phone # to the top board.
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John, thats what I figured, just move them over. It does make sense and I didn't screw the main rails in, just used some wedging to tighten it all up.
Focker, they came in handy tonight - I was able to stack 18 stackable chairs behind the window when I'd never be able to do that before! I wont have to offload so quickly now!!
Mechanic, I thought about that too! At first I wanted to put, ''Yeah, I'm a badass scrapper now!'' LOL!!!
I'm also thinking about how I could fashion a removable board across the two top rails with a winch attached to it for when I'm alone and come across something too heavy to manually lift myself.
But, best of all, they were free! Brand new boards I picked up scrapping - they still have the tags on them!
Last edited by newattitude; 08-18-2013 at 10:50 PM.
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i end up replacing mine every other months at first i did them about cab height like yours now i have them about 2 feet over the cab.
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^^Yeah, I wasn't sure how high I wanted to actually go and the wood I found was just enough for what it is now, I figure I can always add some more height to it if I need to.
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