Anyones daily driver a flatbed?????

[KrayzKajun]

Tossing around the idea of setting up my dually as more work friendly. Ive always liked the idea of doing a flatbed with underbody tool boxes. Ease of hooking up gooseneck, can still mount my 85gal transfer tank, ability to load pallet on bed. Found this C & M bed forsale right down the road from my yard. Its brandnew they are asking $4k obo. Ive never priced these beds before. I need to check and make aure it will fit on my dually. Said it will fit on a dodge or ford. Here are a few pics i took.



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[LandFakers]

That's a nice bed! I personally think that a flatbed is much better in almost all situations. Easy of loading, gooseneck, and you can put removable wooden sides on it to haul material around and such that needs containing.

[slowleak1]

Offer them $2000 I bet they take it. Its been for sale for a couple years now.
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[KrayzKajun]

Originally Posted by slowleak1

Offer them $2000 I bet they take it. Its been for sale for a couple years now.
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True, i just to check the measurement from the bak of cab to axle.
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[dstifel]

One thing I've noticed is you take for granted the ease of throwing something in a truck bed and not worrying about it sliding off. For the most part I liked the one I used to use a lot.

[noahb195]

Took those simualtors off the dually again eh? It looks better just sayin.

[knox gsl]

I would if I were you. With the bed you can put an aluminum rail down the side to keep small items in. One of 2 things will need to happen if you put that on your truck. Option one spray the bed silver to match the truck or keep it black and add a big ranch hand bumper to the front.

[KrayzKajun]

Originally Posted by knox gsl

I would if I were you. With the bed you can put an aluminum rail down the side to keep small items in. One of 2 things will need to happen if you put that on your truck. Option one spray the bed silver to match the truck or keep it black and add a big ranch hand bumper to the front.

That was the plan. Get a black ranchhand bumper like i had on f250.
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[excav8ter]

How much weight will that add to the truck? I would guess its heavier than pick-up bed. I have been considering going to a flat bed as well, but I would go aluminum.

[Landrus2]

For a moment I thought it was for the Isuzu. On the dually it will look great don't know if better.