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If you mess with the thickness of the bed mounting strips your fenders will not fit your running boards correctly. I am assuming this is a f2 or f3 bed.
If you mess with the thickness of the bed mounting strips your fenders will not fit your running boards correctly. I am assuming this is a f2 or f3 bed.
Yes notch it. Any reason you are using wood instead of metal? It will make the wood weaker but not a big deal unless it is a large notch or you are loading heavy.
Why not metal? Just to save some money on buying reproduction cross pieces and not having to weld.
CCA or Cedar? It is what I had in the garage at the time. I also heard the CCA with not react great with the metal. I thought of getting oak but again trying to save some money.
Why not metal? Just to save some money on buying reproduction cross pieces and not having to weld.
CCA or Cedar? It is what I had in the garage at the time. I also heard the CCA with not react great with the metal. I thought of getting oak but again trying to save some money.
Treated will react with aluminum, steel can have a reaction too over time but not like aluminum. Cedar would be a good option and isn't terribly expensive. Regular "white" wood will last about a year and then quickly rot and fall apart. For the purpose you are using it for, it would be a good idea to spend a little more so you dont have to rebuild it every 2 years. Just my 2 cents.
@red21sweep I look at any repairs/restoration/preservation for the long term. If you can do that with wood cheaper and better, good for you. If you do it cheaper and worse, don't do it.
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