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when installing the rear bed........

i made the wood blocks from hardwood (NOT a soft wood) and used a second set of 2'' hard rubber squares, so both top and bottom of the wood block had rubber.
i drilled the hole clean so the bolt threads would not get hung up when pushing them down.
i lightly sanded the wood and put 2 coats of varnish on them.
i added a black fender welt.
i added a breaded ground wire from the truck frame to any part of the heavy metal bed frame.
i coated all my TRUCK's GROUND BOLTS w/ ncp-2 battery anti-corrosion paste.

remember there is NO KIT for this application. I bought my rubber scrap for about $10. when i buy scrap i buy xtra for?????

https://www.stovebolt.com/ubbthread...;Main=67394&Number=486475#Post486475

SOME thought on making a bed out of COMPOSIT DECK BOARDS dance

Last edited by carolines truck; 12/29/2008 8:28 PM.
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