Posted by thurlow on May 05, 2009 at 11:37:02 from (74.177.51.238):
In Reply to: Truck Flatbeds posted by Iowa Farmer on May 05, 2009 at 09:19:10:
Last'un we had wuz one I built; my Dad bought a new '82 one-ton Dodge cab and chassis.....4 speed/4-wheel drive/360. I built the bed, framed with 4 inch angle/diamond plate bed; rounded the corners, rather than squaring them off. Had a 'trap door' for the frame-mounted goose-neck hitch. He had a 400 bu. Howle grain trailer he pulled with it, 'though usually loaded to about 325 bu. I highly recommend building your own.
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