B.A.M.F Bed Rack build

Ahh I am guessing the couplers are not cheap??

 

No they are not

 

I got nice list of ideas to discuss with you when the time comes

 

ok

 

What a piece of art. I think the tire rack mounted on the underside of the cage would be a cool option.

 

The great thing about it is it can

 

Nice! I commute from one parking garage to another so anything taller than the roof is a no go...

 

Wow you really have some incredible work, only wish I was a little closer.

 

Sorry if I missed but what is this for?

 

The whole rack is drilled at all the connections into one tank so it holds air.

 

Thats what I figured. That sir, is bad ass. Love the little details you add

 

Thanks but I did forget one the bottle opener

 

Pm resent

 

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Are you able to make a 5gal fuel can holder that is welded onto the rack as well? I made the mistake of not getting a swing out tire carrier+fuel can holder on my rear bumper so now I need a rack to carry my spare. I was thinking of doing something like this, minus all that special air stuff, and smaller. I have a toolbox in my AC bed right now so I'm limited on room. Is it possible to maybe build one half this size? I took quick measurements and it looks like I'd have 50" of working space with about an inch gap from my toolbox and about an inch or so from my tailgate.

 

I'm sure Jerry could add on some mounts for some Rotopax Gas Cans that would mount nicely on the sides

 

I have this thing, not a rotopax can

 

Yeh I cn do something with that but you would save a bunch of room with a Rotopax can. And I can make it any size you want really. And im in the middle of building a tubing roller so I'll be rolling some tube soon

 

I'd have to get rid of that one and buy two roto's for $160 then. I'm just trying to get ideas going at this point in the game. Estimated cost for one about 50"? With no gas can mount right now.

 

Well that's not much smaller then this one were going to have to talk more about your options shoot me a Pm me with what you want and what you plan on using it for.