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crossfire84 09-23-2013 08:39 PM

Re: 56 Longbed to shortbed
 
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Originally Posted by Roadkill58 (Post 6281849)
My long bed and short bed.

roadkill58, you put an electric wench on your cherry picker? that is cool, i think I'm going to borrow that idea.

Roadkill58 09-23-2013 10:28 PM

Re: 56 Longbed to shortbed
 
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Originally Posted by dubie (Post 6281958)
I'd leave it long and air bag the thing. Here's a 3200 long bed step side nicely dropped. I personally love the way this looks
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3075/...79e2de0608.jpg

The truck does look nice. It looks like it is normal length after the fenders.

My bed was long on both ends, and I wanted another short stepside.

The longer long bed is going to be a utility trailer.

My 71 is a long fleetside and will always stay that way.

It will most likely get lower in the future and that ugly barden bumper on the rear will get gone!

Roadkill58 09-23-2013 10:30 PM

Re: 56 Longbed to shortbed
 
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Originally Posted by crossfire84 (Post 6282674)
roadkill58, you put an electric wench on your cherry picker? that is cool, i think I'm going to borrow that idea.

Why yes I did:metal: Borrow away!

It gives your cherry picker another dimension.

mr48chev 09-23-2013 10:45 PM

Re: 56 Longbed to shortbed
 
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Originally Posted by crossfire84 (Post 6282674)
roadkill58, you put an electric wench on your cherry picker? that is cool, i think I'm going to borrow that idea.

I've seen electric winches before but an electric "wench" is something new on me. Inflatable too?

mr48chev 09-23-2013 10:50 PM

Re: 56 Longbed to shortbed
 
Well, I can't stop and edit but that electric winch is one slick idea and addition to a cherry picker.

I've got a similar one on my sailboat to pull the mast up and let it back down and it has paid it's keep times over as it turns a real tedious task into a two minute deal after i have it set up and ready to go.

Roadkill58 09-24-2013 12:19 AM

Re: 56 Longbed to shortbed
 
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Originally Posted by mr48chev (Post 6282930)
Well, I can't stop and edit but that electric winch is one slick idea and addition to a cherry picker.

I've got a similar one on my sailboat to pull the mast up and let it back down and it has paid it's keep times over as it turns a real tedious task into a two minute deal after i have it set up and ready to go.




I got this one at HF on sale. It has a remote key fob as well. And it's camouflaged so it can't be seen against the orange boom!




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crossfire84 09-24-2013 08:28 PM

Re: 56 Longbed to shortbed
 
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Originally Posted by mr48chev (Post 6282921)
I've seen electric winches before but an electric "wench" is something new on me. Inflatable too?

dude your killing me, almost spit my coffee on the computer screen:lol: i was watching a pirate movie when i was typing that post so thats were the {wench} came from.:dohh::dohh:

Garys8 09-25-2013 07:40 AM

Re: 56 Longbed to shortbed
 
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Originally Posted by _Ogre (Post 6280555)
imo... i'd leave it long. the more i see them, the more i like the long beds. :D
obviously i like the fender mounted spares too, gives you room to move the fuel tank.

Agreed

OrrieG 09-25-2013 07:59 PM

Re: 56 Longbed to shortbed
 
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Originally Posted by mr48chev (Post 6282921)
I've seen electric winches before but an electric "wench" is something new on me. Inflatable too?

I dated some of those in the early 70's had something to do with the electric koolaid.... yes I was a damn hippie....

_Ogre 09-25-2013 08:43 PM

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^^^ still is :D


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