Thinking this is probably the best spot for this. I've been kicking around a few ideas as to what to do with the tail frame on my truck build. So far I think a low and shallow RGN ramp would look pretty sick compared to what most OTR trucks use. Anyone have any advice on how to go about fabricating some ramps?
Building RGN ramps
Discussion in 'Heavy Haul Trucking Forum' started by AModelCat, Oct 6, 2016.
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Use steel
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Well I wanted to use wood but I couldn't figure out a way to nail the boards to the frame
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Heres how a friend of mine done his on his old 359, its ok for local stuff around the farm and such. I didnt like welding to the frame though. No big deal on an old back up truck i guess.....i built bolt ons mostly from some scrap steel laying around.sawmill, MJ1657, 4mer trucker and 3 others Thank this. -
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You have to get a large Powder-Actuated nail gun, and nails rated for the thickness steel of your frame.
Check with a large steel frame building construction supplier, they can point you wrong! Lol
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Here's some I ran across online once when I was looking for something else, I have little need for them but I thought these looked nice so I save the pictures.
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