Sterling Blair it would make too much sense, just like air suspension. Probably wouldn't cost much different than an off-road package or leather at the dealership.
Absolutely awesome! Did you have to move the bed farther back from the stock location? I was also curious if you just used a hinge on each side of the factory frame rails or did you build a rail to go all the way across the frame?
I agree with it being a problem should a leak happen, but it makes sense to keep it in the cab so the fluid can flow better in the winter months with it not being directly exposed, and some cab heat always helps although it will be minimal as its tucked behind the seat.
That is great! I am trying to build a dumpbed on a 1.5 ton '56 flatbed. Would you be willing to share how you did this...materials, where you bought the parts, etc?
fucking sweet, I've got a 2wd ford ranger and made a tipping bed for that, drop sides and nice and low for when you have to lift stuff into it, but this is very very tidy!!
this is really old vid but if you still get messages would very much like pics or diagrams on how you did this. I have a hd2500 im planning on doing this to
I used 2 pieces of 2x2" square tubing , under the frame where the hitch attaches to drop it down a little so the bumper can clear the hitch when the bed is up. The Curt hitch is attached through the tubing to the frame with 5/8 x 3" bolts
Sweet thanks!! Been debating ordering a dump kit, I don't have the patience or the resources to build one, the only thing holding me back was the hitch
what i dont get he said a ton and a half of oak on a half ton truck and it is not squatting . i haul wood we heat with wood that was not a ton and a half or 3000 lbs
Sterling Blair I agree but you have to many girly men that want gps, bluetooh, nav, heated seats, and other crap on their car-trucks!None if those trucks have ever hauled anything!
I would strengthen the corners of your bed and fill that 90° corner with 45° of support. So the log doesn't land in the corner of your bed and bend it.
3,000 pounds of oak? I doubt that. sorry to be negative nancy, but that scissor assembly is not home made. I would know as it is identical to a pierce dump kit on my chevy. great job on hinges and what not, as that's a pain to make.
that should be standard on all new trucks- jus sayin
Sterling Blair it would make too much sense, just like air suspension. Probably wouldn't cost much different than an off-road package or leather at the dealership.
I would like that if it was the same price
@@aarondavis8652 exactly why I'm going to buy a ram. :)
for the 80k+ that new trucks cost there is no reason dump beds shouldn't be standard other than manufacturers being cheap
this is the first one i see. homemade, pick up truck,.great work man.
Great video dude. The kit looks really well built. Keep up the good work. I would like to do that to my truck one day in the near future.
That is awesome! Looks just like any regular truck when the bed is down.
Looks like a very professional job...Thanks!
Love it man !!! Now I’m going to do one for my truck
Great post man!!! And great job
Beautiful,
I love to have the details and where to get the parts,
I have the same truck.
Yup, I definitely need to do this to my truck
Nice how you were able to clear the rear bumper
make a video on how to install.. I want my ford ranger to be a dump. you should have removed tail gate
I'd really like to know how you made this--it's fantastic and exactly what I want to do to haul/deliver horse manure!
Good job man.
Pretty cool homie
Nice job
You made by your self? looks great, congratulations
How did you manage to clear the bumper?
Nice I'll be doing the same to my silverado
Absolutely awesome! Did you have to move the bed farther back from the stock location? I was also curious if you just used a hinge on each side of the factory frame rails or did you build a rail to go all the way across the frame?
I agree with it being a problem should a leak happen, but it makes sense to keep it in the cab so the fluid can flow better in the winter months with it not being directly exposed, and some cab heat always helps although it will be minimal as its tucked behind the seat.
That is great! I am trying to build a dumpbed on a 1.5 ton '56 flatbed. Would you be willing to share how you did this...materials, where you bought the parts, etc?
Very nice , my son lives in Pueblo Colorado, & has a 98 Dodge King cab , 4×4 this looks very handy for his business elaborate land scaping
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good job. I would trade the box for a flatbed with removable rails
Nice post,where did you buy the kit?
awsome finished product on what it does Boss, dosen't Show us the details of hows done?
Nice job. I wand to do this to my Dodge Dakota. Is it possible for a smaller truck like a Dakota?
I want to do this to my 1986 Toyota 4X. Im old and need to move dirt but can't do the shoveling like I used to.
Nice!
Very nice!!! How much did you spend on this set up ?
Nice !!
the pump is mounted inside a tray for hat reason. These pumps rarely if ever leak
that's really cool i want to put this on my 40 year old ford lol
great for getting rid of that trash in the middle of the night
i hope you are kidding
@@georgedube7989 😂😂😂
Where did you get a the machanics to build this
There goes the bed
fucking sweet, I've got a 2wd ford ranger and made a tipping bed for that, drop sides and nice and low for when you have to lift stuff into it, but this is very very tidy!!
Tony montana on the house
Did your tailgate cables break ?
Yes I moved back abut inch and a half. but you can't tell
God I love oak.
Did you build the scissor lift or buy one? If you build it, is there a video of building it?
Looks good. I'm looking for someone to do the same on my dully I'm located in Seattle
how long did it take to buckle your tailgate or snap the support cables?
nice
are you sure that only carries half a ton? My 2wd, single cab ford ranger is a similar size if not slightly smaller and it is plated to carry 1250kgs
nice ruck
I have adjustable air shocks and heavy duty springs
bud desperately need a head ach rack, trust me learned the hard way!
could make me one of these for my dodge ram 1500? im a landscaper and been meaning to do this to my truck for a while but wasnt sure where to start.
i dont see video of the build
Mines not working how can I fix it
Can you send me the info where you buy all the parts for your truck let me know please nice video
Just google dump for pick up
A ton and a half.
Cuanto cuesta hacerlo?
this is really old vid but if you still get messages would very much like pics or diagrams on how you did this. I have a hd2500 im planning on doing this to
How did you make that work with the hitch?
I used 2 pieces of 2x2" square tubing , under the frame where the hitch attaches to drop it down a little so the bumper can clear the hitch when the bed is up. The Curt hitch is attached through the tubing to the frame with 5/8 x 3" bolts
Sweet thanks!! Been debating ordering a dump kit, I don't have the patience or the resources to build one, the only thing holding me back was the hitch
I need pne
That tailgate will last a week.
Is that a 150?
Arnold Sanchez Dodge
Should have shown the bed going up and down from the side.
what i dont get he said a ton and a half of oak on a half ton truck and it is not squatting . i haul wood we heat with wood that was not a ton and a half or 3000 lbs
Backyard-Built-Trucks exactly
He may have 1000 pounds but not 3000 unless springs have been added which I doubt and I don’t see airbags
lol dent maker 2000 hilirius
Lol you know his tailgate is ruined by now if not already snapped off from a heavy dump. Also guarantee he’s broken his taillights too
thats not a good idea to mount the pump in the cab. If it springs a leak your going to have a mess on your hands. otherwise its a nice setup
why would you buy a pump don't you already have power steering?
heidi rick a power steering pump doesn't even do 1000psi. Plus it doesn't hold enough fluid.
Sterling Blair I agree but you have to many girly men that want gps, bluetooh, nav, heated seats, and other crap on their car-trucks!None if those trucks have ever hauled anything!
I would strengthen the corners of your bed and fill that 90° corner with 45° of support. So the log doesn't land in the corner of your bed and bend it.
PLEASE, PLEASE TRY NOT TO SHAKE THE CAMERA TOO MUCH, BEFORE YOU GRAB IT THE OTHER PERSON HAS A VERY SHAKING HANDS
Акцент русский.
Pierce and not home made.
3,000 pounds of oak? I doubt that. sorry to be negative nancy, but that scissor assembly is not home made. I would know as it is identical to a pierce dump kit on my chevy. great job on hinges and what not, as that's a pain to make.