trailer toolboxes
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04-18-2005, 06:18 PM
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Re: trailer toolboxes
thanks guys 
the diamondplate is rivited to the trailer. In between the plate and trailer I used rubber washers to isolate the aluminum from the steel. Came out better then I thought
the diamondplate is rivited to the trailer. In between the plate and trailer I used rubber washers to isolate the aluminum from the steel. Came out better then I thought
04-19-2005, 06:13 AM
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Weather Guard makes awsome tool boxes I have put them on my last 4 work trucks. If my myco didn't have factory boxes I would in stall weater guards on her. They hold up very well. Steve
04-21-2005, 11:15 AM
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I should have my toolbox installation completed today. I found themn at a semi wholesale shop. Black powder coated with a heavy duty hinge and latch assembly. Prices were very reasonable. (36"-$209.00//24"-161.00) I'm not going to drill through the rails, instead I'm having front and rear brackets made up and then I'll run bolts above and below the frame, through the toolbox. I am also going to install diamod plate across the front and wrap in on top. This should eliminate the stone bruises on the fron of the boxes and allow me to step on top of the box without scratching them. Should look good too. I'll post some pics when I finish them later today.
