Posted by farmer rock on February 18, 2020 at 17:48:20 from (73.187.54.195):
Good evening folks,i am looking for ideas/pictures of a good old fashoioned welding truck setup.i have an international s1600 that I plan on using for this project.it currently has a 12 ft homemade stake side bed that HAD a crane and liftgate but was removed by a previous owner and I would like to do something similar but with lots of tool storage.the bed it has is a real Rube Goldberg job and since the frame was "extended" with a pickup truck frame,i can't put a hitch on it for obvious reasons,so I am thinking of installing a flatbed or a utility bed,and either way I will want to put a service crane and get rid of that pickup frame.i am trying to start up a mobile welding company,so I need to be practical about what I spend,but I also need it to be functional.if any of you guys have any info,i would really appreciate it.thanks
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