Could multiple layers be used to beef up the bed of a work truck, asumming I can attach to good steel?
258687
It would take so many packages I don't think it would be worth it. You could buy do it yourself Bedliner for less, unless it is a small area you're trying to beef up or patch.
1814009
A thin gauge could do the trick. It drills rather well, so you could put a hole in each corner of a sheet and screw it in. Definitely a possibility.
1045515
Probably not if the one piece bedliner extends over the top. The mounting rails that mount to the truck bed would not have enough room. You have to have access to bolt the rails in the backside of the bed. A one piece bed liner covers this.
191300
I did it for an oil pan and hydro housing on a 1235 massey a few years ago. They worked great while attached. I use the tractor to gather firewood and they got ripped off.. Surface would need to be very clean where attaching.
1449936
You can install it if your toolbox fits inside the truck bed not on the sides.
1767315
According to the manufacturer you can. Its rated up to 10 or 12 gauge steel.
1446035
Yes. That would be a good idea. I would suggest you use treated 4 X 4 around the perimeter with a couple cross members and marine plywood though
226240
yes you probably can-if it is thick enough or you could put a doubler behind it. I would contact Torquelift and ask them
363173
I guess I would say yes and no. I mean it comes with two large bolts intended to secure it to a wooden 4x4 so I am sure if you drilled holes at the given areas you could secure it to any material that was 4x4.
1236800
Could do. But Harbor Freight has a magnet kit ready to use. Why not just buy that, or look for similar on Amazon.
1096241
I was surprised how strong mine turned out using the provided hardware. Mounting as you say would work well, if there is no stud, it will hold most tools, shovels, etc one could fit on it, mounting just to Sheetrock.
251438
Don't put this down under Dynamat type sheets.I have Dynamat installed and that is all you will need.The sheets need to be installed on clean surface which this does not provide.It could be used on the outside of the metal under the car/truck but not with the other sheets.
2212746
There are holes on the bottom I'm sure you could set it up with larger washers and short bolts I drilled through my truck bed and bolted it in the rear corner by the tailgate with locking washers and hardened bolts
1111993
Yes, I see no reason why not. Most truck beds have tie points at the four corners.
662049
It should if the truck is equipped with the aluminum tie down rail system along both sides of the bed.
2153335
The rig is based around standard 15mm rails, so yes - what you're proposing is possible. I have already combined this rig with another to make a monster Frankenrig. The joy of industry standards never gets old. ;)
237390
You can buy a ratcheting cargo bar from home depot. Or you can get flat metal stock and u bolts to attach to existing tie downs...depending on your truck. The cargo bar will secure it for transport but not from theft.