Flaw in the crew cab super shorty

[dukedrummer89]

So tonite me and a buddy were test loading eveything up to get ready to head to the badlands this weekend. As it turns out not a even a sport quad will fit in the bed of my truck...dam this idea of makin a super shortbed haha... anyway we removed the tailgate and got it to sit on the very edge of the bed, however so little of the rear tires are touching the bed its going the have to sit on the rear bumper...anyway heres a pics of my wheeling setup. Obviously the crew cab pullin, my 93 bronco that i just picked up, my buddies 06 scrambler, and a 16ft 8k landscrape trailer.

oh, the badlands is a offroad park in western indiana... if anyone is interested in going hit me up

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[zpd307]

ha ha ha. i love my long box! just kidding ya.

 

[91crew]

You could stand the quad up on its rear wheels and have it rest on its bumper if its got one.

 

[david85]

Mines 8 feet long, how long is yours dukedrummer89?

Sorry, I just had to (you know, before some one else did).

 

[k_williams1982]

Wow... You'd have to "red flag" a sheet of plywood in the bed of that... At least it's a CC though.

 

[towcat]

think it's time to change your avi?

 

[Agnem]

You'll just need to weld up one of those ramp deals like you see the mobile home mover tractors set up with... that they can put the ****** vehicle on the back.

 

[Cheapthrillb2]

for Badlands............gonna be down there Aug 21-23 for my clubs "Badlands Birthday Bash"

 

[hesutton]

She's a little short eh?

Heath

 

[OLDBULL8]

Look's like you don't have much weight on the front wheel's, makes for wandering all over the road. Move that Bronco back on the trailer or back it on, take some weight off the hitch, only need 5-6 hundred lbs on the ball.
Maybe you could extend the truck frame and put a longer box on it.

 

[dukedrummer89]

Look's like you don't have much weight on the front wheel's, makes for wandering all over the road. Move that Bronco back on the trailer or back it on, take some weight off the hitch, only need 5-6 hundred lbs on the ball.
Maybe you could extend the truck frame and put a longer box on it.

yea, that works good for a stock truck, but when your tires are 15in wide and got a lot of sidewall flex i found it rides alot better with more weight on the rears... im going to get a 6in drop hitch instead of the 4 that ive got now to level out the trailer.... other than that it seems to pull the 6-7k pretty well