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Interested as well. I don't want to mount something like this and then mess the bed up when I try to lift my 14.00 with rim off the ground.
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LT. Dan M35a2 Modification Thread
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Winch, not wench....
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It does flex a little but not bad for a spare tire. I will be however adding a 24x24 5/16" plate under the crane between the bed then some gussets underneath.
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That's pretty fly!
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Lol thanks!
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Works great!
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Glad to see your still at it Dan ! Looks great ! In fact I think I'll steal your idea for my truck.
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For a white guy!
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If the crane will stay in that position, run a brace from the bed's top rail to the crane mast. It will steady it up quite a bit.
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Yeah Rob I plan on doing that as well. A nice triangular piece bolted into the side of the bed and then welded or clamped to the crane mast.