Good idea about making a part that drops in the stack pockets with a heavy beam with a ball attached. I have two square pieces of tube in each pocket now. Have a piece of square tube across them and a hand winch mounted at cab height. I use it to pull my 12 foot boat up on the bed of the truck. Have a receiver hitch on the back with a T shaped piece in the receiver hitch. Have rollers on the T part and the aluminum boat comes right up out of the lake or ground and into the truck bed. Think I'll do what you suggest and mount the electric winch onto a beam going across the pieces in the stack pockets. What I built ins't strong enough to support the electric winch at cab height. It would be ok for the boat but need to put it lower for pulling things I collect like steel plows into the bed. Sending a picture of a snatch block sold at Pacific Industrial Supply.
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