Bed alignment
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Check your rear cab mounts
From what I have read it is not uncommon for the cab mounts to sag from age which can make part of the issue actually being with the cab and not the bed. I would be sure to check those first and make sure the cab is level to the frame and then look at what might be causing the problem with the bed after that. I have a similar but much smaller issue with my bed. I have about 1/4 difference and have been debating getting the adjustable rear cab mounts from Mid Fifty to help solve the issue but from taking measurements it appears that the cab is actually more level than the bed on my truck so a shim might be an option for me.
Alan
Alan
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How did you determine it is your bed that's low? Are you sure it''s not the frame, springs, or as earlier stated your cab? Your bed bolts directly to the frame with only small pads between the bedrails and frame. It would almost be impossible for there to be 1" difference because of the bed.
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