Dump bed conversion?
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Dump bed conversion?
Has anyone on here ever put a dump bed conversion on their truck?
I'm not talking about the dumps that fit in a pickup bed but, the ones that actually turn the truck bed into a dump.
I was thinking about one for a work truck(would be a 2500HD RCLB) The truck would mainly be used for carrying material to/from jobs and hauling trash outta some of the smaller jobs. A dump makes it a ton nicer than throwing crap out by hand.
Anyone used one and if so which brand? How did you like it? Any problems with them?
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I'm not talking about the dumps that fit in a pickup bed but, the ones that actually turn the truck bed into a dump.
I was thinking about one for a work truck(would be a 2500HD RCLB) The truck would mainly be used for carrying material to/from jobs and hauling trash outta some of the smaller jobs. A dump makes it a ton nicer than throwing crap out by hand.
Anyone used one and if so which brand? How did you like it? Any problems with them?
Thanks
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Yeah ive had one and worked on plenty ...The reality is the bed is just not sturdy enugh to handle the abuse in a year or more of use your besides will be loose and the floor will be warped and buckled .IF you are gonna use this as a work truck for a long time .You can buy a flatbed and dump kit for about 1400 or less then just build some standerds for the side for when you need to use it as a containment bed ts the best way or you can buy a dump bed for a little more
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Yeah, I kinda figured that might be the case. Your idea is probably the best one to just get a flatbed and build some removal sides for it.
We have a stake body truck right now which does it's job great but, sometimes it would be great to get down in a parking garage or other tight area that it just won't go in.
I'll have to get a truck trader book and look around.
Thanks man
We have a stake body truck right now which does it's job great but, sometimes it would be great to get down in a parking garage or other tight area that it just won't go in.
I'll have to get a truck trader book and look around.
Thanks man
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here ya go, best money ever spent.
just crank, dump, and go.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/LOADH...spagenameZWD1V
just crank, dump, and go.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/LOADH...spagenameZWD1V
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Originally Posted by PappyDan
here ya go, best money ever spent.
just crank, dump, and go.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/LOADH...spagenameZWD1V
just crank, dump, and go.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/LOADH...spagenameZWD1V
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we have a 4500 with a lift gate. i back the truck up to the dumpster, flip the gate down to make a ramp to the dumpster and push everything off. no more pickin crap up. with the liftgate, you can fill up pallets with trash and use a pallet jack to get it on and off the liftgate. makes it so much faster.