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CG · 09-03-2018, 01:28 PM

One thing I want to do is keep the whole thing flat with no raised areas. So its going to be a little taller than I had wanted. Something I don't want to do is have to purchase any new drivetrain parts. So Ill be keeping the little bit narrower rear axel it comes with and not stepping up to a wider one. The wider one would allow for a lower bed height and the ability to be able to lay in 4' x 8' sheets of whatever in there.

Thanks for the pics of yours, it gives me a start. There are a lot of photos on pinterest that came up when I did a search, but now I have to join pinterest to look at more than just the thumbnails.

09-03-2018, 01:28 PM	#3
CG BlahBlahBlah Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Wa. Posts: 20,139	Re: Nicely done all wood flatbed? One thing I want to do is keep the whole thing flat with no raised areas. So its going to be a little taller than I had wanted. Something I don't want to do is have to purchase any new drivetrain parts. So Ill be keeping the little bit narrower rear axel it comes with and not stepping up to a wider one. The wider one would allow for a lower bed height and the ability to be able to lay in 4' x 8' sheets of whatever in there. Thanks for the pics of yours, it gives me a start. There are a lot of photos on pinterest that came up when I did a search, but now I have to join pinterest to look at more than just the thumbnails.