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86 WITH A RANGER (DUMP) BOX


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As promised, here is my work-in-progress.  The box dumps hydraulically.  The Ranger box is a good fit as far as width goes. Some cutting around the wheel wells are required.  The slight angle it is on is due to a manufacturing error with the dump mechanism.  Colour is Canadian military olive drabside.jpg.2d7698f13f4e67450a5831bed2c9d4ac.jpgr1_web.thumb.jpg.20b3afe331d382028c85fefe86920ca3.jpgf1_web.jpg.da568522ea07cde8749f9ddc7c0b9be8.jpg

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This is what it looks like with the box up.  ( I apologize for the picture quality. My regular photo editor no longer works for some strange reason, and I am making do with a bit of freeware software, which I have not quite figured out yet.)

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These views show the frames.  The lower one attaches to the bed mounting points on the frame.  The upper one mounts to the bed itself.

I should also have mentioned that the gas inlet does not exactly line up, and my bed is back a bit further than it would be for a static mount, as there has to be clearance for the bottom front of the bed to clear the back of the cab when it raises.

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I agree it would have been better if the bed was level, but since I have no plans to sell it (ever) I'm not overly concerned about it.  And given the NAME of the truck..........P1020581.JPG.81e24210e70e74c2f24644ad47cd1d88.JPG

 

 

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