Headache Rack advice
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Deputy Chief, May 13, 2020.
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I like the idea of a stainless box or at the least legs and the back-wall
I would have to do some weight comparison
I don't see much puncture resistance from a flimsy aluminum box.
I know I know the load is never supposed to touch it , but if it did.
My buddy of 35 years owns a small metal fabrication shop down here in Florida he lets me fiddle around in.Most of the metal he deals with is heavy stainless or aluminum.
if I shear and brake the metal up he will just charge me for the Mexican welder and the metal. .
He is always interested in seeing new stuff being built , he mostly does custom high work.FerrissWheel and Tug Toy Thank this. -
I can also sit Upright between the frame and driveshaft with ease on this truck, it’s a pain to get there but “roomy” once you get in position.FerrissWheel and JonJon78 Thank this. -
Often backed up - quite pricey, but you pay for what you get.Deputy Chief, FerrissWheel, cke and 2 others Thank this. -
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I ran a 5 door when I had my condo, after I chopped the top off I ran it as a 3 door. Now the rack is gone and I bought a new trailer. These 65 ft beams will ride nice hanging 5-7 feet off the front. I’ll never run a rack again.
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Iconic Metal Gear makes some stout racks. I have the single roll up door, and i know they make a 3 door roll up.
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