I watched this video 3 years ago and decided I wanted one, I just got back to Va with my new Hughes bed. Julie, Todd and the whole team were fantastic to work with thank you for sharing your bed.
@ 3:20 What I did in the service truck that I used to run I took a piece of wood and just made a divide for front and back. I put metric up front standard in the back. all of our wrenches are 19mm-32MM and 1"-2 1/2 It just keeps it so I only have to dig on one side or the other unless someone else throws them in randomly. our small wrenches are on the plastic hold trays.
I like the roll pouches for the wrenches because we can grab the whole set and bring it to the job and it is super easy to notice missing wrenches after the job is done.
Nice set up! I really like that bed, not sure if you have done this before, but I highly recommend welding a vice to a hitch to slide in and out of your hitch receiver. You don’t use it everyday but it is invaluable when you need it!
I bought a set of tool organizers for my toolbox. Basically a plastic divider with a sawtooth pattern. Placed in the drawer in a V pattern, it holds the wrenches on their side from smallest to largest. Kept them organized, and easy to ensure no tools were misplaced. My set holds 1/4 to 1 1/4 inch wrenches. Surprising, it takes less space than just throwing them in a drawer. Bounced over many fields with that setup. Also works well for screwdrivers.
Brian's Farming Videos could you do a quick video of the auto door locks and how they work some rainy day when you have time buddy. My mom grew up in the mt Vernon area and probly knows if this family. My grandfather had a large farm that he was raised on then he took it over from his father and raised his family there which included my mother but none of his children (only one son and five daughters wanted to take it over when he passed and the grandchildren were still too young to take it so it was sold back to the Amish families that farmed next door. I would have done anything to be able to keep that farm going. Great video and thank you for sharing. I will check out this company.
Nice set up Brian only thing we need now is some dry weather to put them to work another 3 inches from this last hurricane on ground that was already soaked
Sweet set up Brian. Mt Vernon isn't far from my hometown of Coshocton. On you're wrenches look up Atlas 46. They make some pretty sweet canvas wrench organizers, socket organizers, and tool bags that are affordably priced.
Man you guys are less than 30 miles from where I go to school. I appreciate the fact that you like your red tools, and that is a beautiful truck and a great setup for a service bed. Looks like it comes in handy often.
only 2 years late on my comment but for your wrench organization, a tip I picked up, use hydraulic hose protector (the spring wrap type) to hold all your wrenches in order, it gets them all really tight together and has worked great for me in my truck
That is one clean and very nice looking truck I always would just use a regular mounted tool box in my truck and I always had tools and stuff bouncing all around in rough fields maybe I'll have to look into something like that
Nice setup! I bought a ram chassis cab with a flatbed for my service Truck & Cattle work. Compared to my Ram 3500 the chassis cab is a huge step up in weight and towing ability. My 3500 Wait Almost 7500 lb the chassis cab is 10300 pounds. I've never had a truck pull wagons and control them like this one!
Would help to have a vice, small crane and maybe a folding lighting mast. These could all be detachable for convenience. And of course, you can never have enough storage.
hard closed cell foam, use a wood or wire burner to cut out for each wrench set on edge, holds them tight, not a lot of wasted space and the don't rattle and get the hell beat out of them. Diesel wrenching in the oil fields and other places it's done the trick.
Years ago I saw a rubber t shape filler for between tailgate and bed don't remember in which catalog or try to fabricate something from rubber to fill that gap it got to be flexible though
Badass setup. Would you recommend that air compressor for say running a diaphragm pump to transfer coolant and oil and to run air tools like die grinders etc?
Brian....just an FYI for you. I recalled you mentioning the Voltair compressor in this video and was interested in it. I found them on the net and called John at the company that builds them now. I mentioned that I saw it on TH-cam. He called back today wanting to know the video that I saw it in and I gave him the name of this video. He might try to get in touch with you so I just wanted to give you a heads up.
Nice setup. I like the idea of the bed liner coating on top of the boxes & in the bed. Is the paint on that bed powder coat? Sharp looking truck too. Stay safe.
Just take a good diameter wire, coil it around a thick broom handle or something. Take it off the handle and pull the coiled wire apart enough, to put your wrenches in the spaces.
How is the clearance pulling the camper with the raised boxes in the front, would you say it's about the same as having a crossover toolbox in a regular truck bed?
Probably. I have plenty of clearance for about 100 degrees of turning. Where it gets close it the inside of the bed. The camper hitch almost hits the inside of the middle took box before you have to worry about the front box
What kind of power inverter you use? I am looking for one in my service pickup. Getting tired of forgetting batteries to bring home to charge after a lond day in the field haha
I watched this video 3 years ago and decided I wanted one, I just got back to Va with my new Hughes bed. Julie, Todd and the whole team were fantastic to work with thank you for sharing your bed.
Wonderful!
Julie gave me a quote recently.. now I just need to find the dually to mount it on!.. thanks Brian!
That’s awesome. Make them take you to the dinner
@ 3:20 What I did in the service truck that I used to run I took a piece of wood and just made a divide for front and back. I put metric up front standard in the back. all of our wrenches are 19mm-32MM and 1"-2 1/2 It just keeps it so I only have to dig on one side or the other unless someone else throws them in randomly. our small wrenches are on the plastic hold trays.
Bomb ass truck/bed setup!! Very nicely put together.
Love the VoltAir compressor. I have one and wish they still made them.
Didn’t know they stopped. I bought this one in 2018
I like the roll pouches for the wrenches because we can grab the whole set and bring it to the job and it is super easy to notice missing wrenches after the job is done.
Very nice truck and great looking truck box!
Can't wait for the equipment tour
Enjoy your videos, was up in the Columbus area yesterday. Love the farm land on the drive between cincy and Columbus.
Were you listening to WKRP? Lol
Nice set up! I really like that bed, not sure if you have done this before, but I highly recommend welding a vice to a hitch to slide in and out of your hitch receiver. You don’t use it everyday but it is invaluable when you need it!
Yes i have done that on mine :)
Wow, love your truck !! Very well equipped and handy !!
I bought a set of tool organizers for my toolbox. Basically a plastic divider with a sawtooth pattern. Placed in the drawer in a V pattern, it holds the wrenches on their side from smallest to largest. Kept them organized, and easy to ensure no tools were misplaced. My set holds 1/4 to 1 1/4 inch wrenches. Surprising, it takes less space than just throwing them in a drawer.
Bounced over many fields with that setup. Also works well for screwdrivers.
Very nice! I have 07 Duramax with edge tuner and large exhaust!!! Hauls butt and gets good mpg.....
Battery operated leaf blowers are awesome use it for tons of stuff
You should do a video on all the equipment you guys have. Nice looking truck and setup .
Now that was cool!!! slick setup Brian.....Makes me wanna do another video of our Tire Service Truck!!!
Thanks for the video. I was already talking to hughes about a bed when I saw yours and just wanted to make sure that I didnt miss a manufacturer.
Hughes is awesome one thing I forgot to mention was I had auto door locks put on. Highly recommend them
@@BriansFarmingVideos oh yes, auto locks and bedliner are mandatory
Brian's Farming Videos could you do a quick video of the auto door locks and how they work some rainy day when you have time buddy.
My mom grew up in the mt Vernon area and probly knows if this family. My grandfather had a large farm that he was raised on then he took it over from his father and raised his family there which included my mother but none of his children (only one son and five daughters wanted to take it over when he passed and the grandchildren were still too young to take it so it was sold back to the Amish families that farmed next door. I would have done anything to be able to keep that farm going.
Great video and thank you for sharing. I will check out this company.
Beautiful truck and beautiful bed. Maybe I'll have one someday but a guy can dream right
Nice set up Brian only thing we need now is some dry weather to put them to work another 3 inches from this last hurricane on ground that was already soaked
Nice bed, and nicely stocked! Only thing I would add would be an integrated (hidden) fuel tank and transfer pump.
Yea that would be nice to have for sure
greyghostkoga probably in the center of the bed in the front between the boxes is where I’d put it
Sweet set up Brian. Mt Vernon isn't far from my hometown of Coshocton. On you're wrenches look up Atlas 46. They make some pretty sweet canvas wrench organizers, socket organizers, and tool bags that are affordably priced.
Really nice set up
Sick truck. Very cool
Your channel has grown a lot since you put videos up of harvest
That's a very very very nice truck bed with all of those compartments for tools and miscellaneous supplies, and etc.
Man you guys are less than 30 miles from where I go to school. I appreciate the fact that you like your red tools, and that is a beautiful truck and a great setup for a service bed. Looks like it comes in handy often.
Dang it Brian! Just when I thought I had everything I needed to be happy I watched this... Good looking truck and awesome bed.
Thanks for watching. It’s hard to imagine not having it now.
only 2 years late on my comment but for your wrench organization, a tip I picked up, use hydraulic hose protector (the spring wrap type) to hold all your wrenches in order, it gets them all really tight together and has worked great for me in my truck
Good looking truck with the service bed buddy
That is a great set up, everything In the field if you need it.
Nice looking setup you have there. Eby outside London, Ohio makes some sweet truck beds as well.
That truck is sweet man.
Buy some closed cell foam and cut out notches for the wrenches etc
I augment by painting red = SAE and green = metric. Also dipped the tops of my Phillips screwdrivers in white paint to give them a distinct "hat".
Looks great,everything you need,plus gets the daily stuff done,great truck!!!
The best bed I’ve ever seen
That power inverter near the back of the driver's side back door looks like a worthwhile product, even if you don't have a truck.
That is one clean and very nice looking truck I always would just use a regular mounted tool box in my truck and I always had tools and stuff bouncing all around in rough fields maybe I'll have to look into something like that
This the best one I have seen so for.veru interested.
Nice setup!
I bought a ram chassis cab with a flatbed for my service Truck & Cattle work. Compared to my Ram 3500 the chassis cab is a huge step up in weight and towing ability. My 3500 Wait Almost 7500 lb the chassis cab is 10300 pounds. I've never had a truck pull wagons and control them like this one!
Would help to have a vice, small crane and maybe a folding lighting mast. These could all be detachable for convenience. And of course, you can never have enough storage.
hard closed cell foam, use a wood or wire burner to cut out for each wrench set on edge, holds them tight, not a lot of wasted space and the don't rattle and get the hell beat out of them. Diesel wrenching in the oil fields and other places it's done the trick.
An Edge Insight and EFI would be a nice addition. Nice setup.
Wow impressive Thank you
Martins Welding out of Martinsburg, Pennsylvania also make aluminum flatbeds and aluminum gooseneck utility beds that are nice.
Real nice service utility body that you have there.
That is an awesome box.
What did it cost? I'm comparing to the CM/PJ beds
Great video, I live in mount vernon so I see there products quite a bit. They come weight the trucks here at the co-op form time to time.
That’s a cool service truck
Needs a recever mount vice set up.
I’ve been waiting for this, thanks Brian!
That’s a sweet set up!!!! I want it
Years ago I saw a rubber t shape filler for between tailgate and bed don't remember in which catalog or try to fabricate something from rubber to fill that gap it got to be flexible though
Thanks boss for sharing... awesome setup!!!
Good job 👍🏼
Nice truck. Have you thought about a welder or fule tank in the front of the bed?
Awsome truck brother!
Badass setup. Would you recommend that air compressor for say running a diaphragm pump to transfer coolant and oil and to run air tools like die grinders etc?
Check out Martin truck bodies in pa. They make specialty gooseneck service bodies and they’re awesome
Nice truck, watching from philippines, i wish i could have a truck like that,
Thanks
great vid brian nice setup, have a good weekend
Very nice truck!
Brian....just an FYI for you. I recalled you mentioning the Voltair compressor in this video and was interested in it. I found them on the net and called John at the company that builds them now. I mentioned that I saw it on TH-cam. He called back today wanting to know the video that I saw it in and I gave him the name of this video. He might try to get in touch with you so I just wanted to give you a heads up.
Thanks
For the wrenches I keep in the truck , I keep sae separate from metric with a piece of bailing wire tied thru the box end
Wow you got one very nice truck and it’s a Chevy! That Duramax is awesome!
Hey
That’s amazing
No refrigerator for George's lunch. 🤣
For your end wrench organization I would suggest trying some sort of large springs.
Nice video man keep up the good work! And nice shirt.
Adding a vice or chuck will top it off 👍🏽
bumper Vise???...enjoyed the vid...great setup...
Brian. If you could measure the distance from the ground to the top of the tailgate. Wondering how many inches it is compared to a stock bed.
If I don’t forget
On your wrenches take a piece of 3/4 angle iron and cut notches in it and your inches will set where they're face you
Excellent
I’ve wondered about steel beds vs aluminum beds. Norstar now offers an aluminum bed. That will probably be the direction I go
Norstar was the bed that originally peaked my interest but at the time they only offered steel beds
Brian love you videos and love ur truck
Nice truck
Thanks
What air compressor did you buy? I am currently setting my truck up very similarly
Who makes the 3/8 swivel sockets? Also try the new wrench widget organizers
You should get a flame box for those sprays
BADASS truck brother
Very nice truck, where did you get the Interior
It’s from a company called katskin. They look good but I don’t think they hold up well.
Try carabiners thru box end of wrenches to separate. Easy to get one u need
Man I feel incredibly stupid for not thinking of that. Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll probably do that.
i made a big safety pin out of welding wire for mine
nice setup Brian man how much rain did you get glad we didnt get that much here in ontario
1.8”
Can you haul a pallet? Or will a 4’x8’ plywood sheet fit?
It’s tight but yes
@@BriansFarmingVideos thank you, love your videos, I watch every video, keep up the good work
That’s food concession trailers u see at the fairs
Also name and # of company that built and installed it
How much did that service body cost You?
Nice setup. I like the idea of the bed liner coating on top of the boxes & in the bed. Is the paint on that bed powder coat? Sharp looking truck too. Stay safe.
Thanks the bed isn’t powder coated
Snap on has roll up bags for their wrenches maybe you could find something like that.
Just take a good diameter wire, coil it around a thick broom handle or something. Take it off the handle and pull the coiled wire apart enough, to put your wrenches in the spaces.
Real nice
How is the clearance pulling the camper with the raised boxes in the front, would you say it's about the same as having a crossover toolbox in a regular truck bed?
Probably. I have plenty of clearance for about 100 degrees of turning. Where it gets close it the inside of the bed. The camper hitch almost hits the inside of the middle took box before you have to worry about the front box
Get some flat magnets or old speaker magnets that should work to keep them in place
Very nice sir thanks for sharing 👍
Dude nice setup! 👍🏼
A su genial y admirable su profesionalismo felicidades está muy bonita su camión y gracias por compartir
Wow!
What kind of power inverter you use? I am looking for one in my service pickup. Getting tired of forgetting batteries to bring home to charge after a lond day in the field haha
What is the model number for this bed? How much did it set you back?