New TV Old FW bed rail clearance solutions
I have a 2010 Silverado HD 3500 long bed and a 2003 fifth wheel that has had axles flipped (and is as high profile that I think is safe). I am still having issues with clearance (4inches). I have adju...
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IF you have the payload for the additional 400# then give it a try.
Added benefit is having the extra 60(+) gallons of fresh water.
You really need 6" or better of bedrail clearance.
Axles flipped then the next step is having spring mounts/shackles cut off, square tubing (2,3,4 inch) welded onto frame and then spring mounts/shackles welded back in place and having cross tubes welded side to side at mounts. Anything else would just be a bandaid.
Added benefit is having the extra 60(+) gallons of fresh water.
You really need 6" or better of bedrail clearance.
Axles flipped then the next step is having spring mounts/shackles cut off, square tubing (2,3,4 inch) welded onto frame and then spring mounts/shackles welded back in place and having cross tubes welded side to side at mounts. Anything else would just be a bandaid.
