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That's a clean looking install there. Mine came with the camera but it's one of those commercial rigs like you mentioned. Idk about a bed delete situation.

You have a good eye for size and space. The spacing is 12" o.c., which is based on some other dump bodies that I looked at. Those had formed cross members though, not channel. Except one that I saw had some extra hard use. Even with 12" spacing and alternating i-beams and formed pieces the...

Thanks for the kind words. So, as is so often the case with a novice fabrication, I may have over built it some. I weighed it before and after today, and the bed comes in at 1650#. I am perfectly happy with that.

Some more. Not the best pictures. Really looking forward to wrapping it up soon.

The headache rack is coming together a little at a time. Lots of drawing and test fitting 'till I like what I see. I'll get a pic. up when something comes together. I've also been working on getting the tool boxes hung onto the frame and the hoist is supposed to be here next week. Once the...

Steel showed up and I got busy over the weekend.

I got the hitch on over the weekend. Most of the body builders around here use the weld on hitches. I went with the bolt on for a couple reasons. One, it was readily available, two, I'm going to build a dump bed and all of the weld on hitches that I looked at were welded to the frame of the...

Here we are as it came from the factory. I'll get another shot when I get the flatbed on it.

Squeezed this one into the driveway today. About 12 weeks from order date.

If I was in Canada I think I would have a hard time waiting so long and I would consider buying off of the lot instead. Even just 10 weeks or so is nerve wracking enough.

You're kinda funny.

Just use the appropriate forum for the appropriate content. It's not that complicated.

You can express your political views over at breitbart.

It's super nice to have warm water in your block on those cold days so the heater starts doing it's job sooner too.

Got my window sticker today. The excitement is really building now.

That fits the truck quite nicely.

I don't see it. The picture must not have come through.

I just got a quote from state farm for a Cab & Chassis 4500. Had to go through their commercial insurance dept. The cost is quite a bit higher than my other policies at $750 per six months.

I like the bug shield and those wheels too. Where'd you get those lug caps? I hope you'll take another picture or two when you get the brush guard installed.

western Oregon