tonkadoctor
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Back moving forward again. Scratching the idea of a deck portion I can reposition. When I started this build I wanted something that was easy to operate with my disabilities and flexible enough to haul almost any travel trailer including those usually done with single tow behind 3/4 and 1 ton trucks. Those guys ain't gonna be happy when they see me dragging a couple of 31' travel trailers out of the yard on a nice long gravey run. Another bonus now is they will unload a bit easier with a 4* down to the 8* beavertail.
I'm simply moving the front of the deck up 6". Still can haul up to 11' tall travel trailers which covers most of them and won't rip anything off the ultralites when loading. Will be able to get ultralites onto the upper deck easily so suspension movement in transit doesn't crush anything.
Repositioned deck section, need plenty of clamps and straps to hold it in place.
Had to remove a couple sections of the rub rail to get in to cut where I needed.
Only 6" from the top of the fenders to the deck now
Better side shot
All tacked back up and ready to get the deck plate back on.
There's going to be a lot of grinding to clean a few areas up so it doesn't look like a hack job. I hate stuff that looks cobbled up. The other side will be easier to modify now I know exactly where I'm making my cuts and I won't have to remove all of the deck plate on that side either.
I'm simply moving the front of the deck up 6". Still can haul up to 11' tall travel trailers which covers most of them and won't rip anything off the ultralites when loading. Will be able to get ultralites onto the upper deck easily so suspension movement in transit doesn't crush anything.
Repositioned deck section, need plenty of clamps and straps to hold it in place.
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Had to remove a couple sections of the rub rail to get in to cut where I needed.
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Only 6" from the top of the fenders to the deck now
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Better side shot
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All tacked back up and ready to get the deck plate back on.
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There's going to be a lot of grinding to clean a few areas up so it doesn't look like a hack job. I hate stuff that looks cobbled up. The other side will be easier to modify now I know exactly where I'm making my cuts and I won't have to remove all of the deck plate on that side either.
