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Jul 15 2008

Mounting the Bed

Published by John at 9:20 pm under 1958Chevy

Someone tell him that we're not going anywhere.In an earlier post, I showed the construction of a portable lifting frame for my chain hoist.

Today’s job: Lift the 13′ dump bed back onto the truck. I don’t know
the weight on this bed, but even with it’s dual 10 ton hydraulic rams
and 6″ channel frame it must be less than 3 tons because that’s all my
chain-fall is rated for. ;)

Frame Assembly (it all just slides together)

Frame Assembly

  • Stakes in front of the feet
  • Upper chain and chain-fall ready
  • Rope attached to top of frame and truck

Lifting the Frame Into Place

Lifting into place

Turn the Feet 90 Degrees to Stabilize (and chase Orville out from his shady spot under the bed)

Turn the feet

Enjoy!

Enjoy!

Enjoy

Tags: 1958 Chevy, Truck

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