Twisted Bed.

yeah, no one posting had a single bit of experience fixing shit themselves (except @snowsk8air2 ). they are the types who just claim insurance and buy a new one or pay someone to fix things. I appreciate your experience/advice!

 

Plot twist, OP is now a hero who saved a bunch of puppies...

 

OR, perhaps we have fixed enough to not have to come to a forum to ask for help. Also there is a difference in patching something and doing it correctly.

 

Oh shit! Good job OP!! Give those puppies a good home.

 

You started a thread on a public forum asking for advice, which was given to you. It wasn't good enough, so now you have to be condescending towards everyone else. There's lots of folks here who work on their own shit. You won't get much help here being a total wanker.

 

Great man, two people provided more help in three posts than you have in 20. congrats

 

no it wasn't.. it was "drop it off to a frame shop" so see your way out lol

 

Except for the guy you put on ignore who told you to pull the bed and put some weight on the frame rail.

The only reason you listened to snowsk8 is because his truck looks how you want yours to look

You asked a question, people responded and then you spent 4 pages bragging about your fab skills

 

Very well. Glad you found the experienced people you so longed for.

 

people couldn't understand i am going to fix it myself - just needed a little advice from people who have fixed it on there own. i was explaining not bragging.

 

me too!

 

yeah he was annoying and not worth listening to

and i dont give a shit what his truck looks like, i want mine to perform like his and he works on his shit.

 

Dang it... had to go to a meeting and missed like 3 pages of fun...

 

Tried to make you look like a hero man. This is on you now.

 

Yea his tires arent big enough so he doesnt know how to help

 

nailed it!

 

Oh, I see a little drama below my last post. Welcome to the real TW.

I wasn't im a position to pay others to fix my sh!t for most of my life so... to each their own. That Ford frame was fully welded, not riveted like a Taco frame, it shouldn't be a problem for you to get it straight again. Most garage floor concrete is about 6 inches thick, driveways and such can be as thin as 3 inches. Use bolts at least 6 inches long on the garage floor.

 

Sadly the OP will not see this. Along with me operating a fab shop with 12 employees and three million in equipment. We don't tie our shit to a pole to repair it so we have no cred.

 

omg so kewl thanks for sharing.

 

my shop wont be ready for another month so if its bent enough for me to fear its going to bend again, back half is getting cut off and trucks going on jacks till its finished.