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- C_SchomerExplorerI've built several beds and the last 2, on my own trucks, are/were hauler beds - a flatbed but with low fixed sides that taper down even lower towards the back end. They are awesome... no clearance problems and I don't have to tie my cargo down like with a real flatbed. The first one I built was a flatbed with stake pocket and removable sides. The biggest problem was everybody and their brothers, and I'm not exaggerating, wanted me to haul oddball stuff for them. I had a picture of a 10 x 12 tuff shed on it! I built a heavy framework under the hitch area and I bolt the hitch to the bed (the nuts are welded on underneath) and it's flat when the hitch is out. I can also screw in a g/n ball. Craig
- VeebyesExplorer IIWell now, that is one way not have to worry about the tailgate or bedrails.
- Dog_FolksExplorerSure. We have seen more than just a few in our travels.
- Old-BiscuitExplorer IIISeen some fancy flatbed trucks towing 5'vrs
And have seen some 5'vrs on flatbeds
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