what years for the script stake bed
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From: W. Central FL.
Are you talking about the sliding lock that goes into the stake pocket to lock the stake in place?
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From: Cen Tex
When I ordered the white oak for my F2 stake bed , I ordered 8 quarter thickness , 6'' wide , and 8 ' long . It will plane down to the proper thickness and allow you to trim the ends if there is end checking .For the bed , 5 quarter 8" wide works great .
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From: Orcas Island Wa.
Raytasch, I guess I am. That cutout with the 'hook thing' in it.... Any Northwest guys, I have a sawmill and am gonna be sawing some doug fir for my flatbed soon. 5/4 means an inch and a quarter rough. I'll plane it to specs. and rip to whatever you want. Very similar to Henry's yellow pine. Most people use oak today, but that's wrong too. As I'm a cabinet maker, I can mill the correct profile for the bed strips too.. I'll be easy on you because I love doing this stuff.........
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From: Sugar Land & Bandera, TX
Thanks that is perfect.
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