Putting the bed back on the Dodge Ram

Putting the bed back on the Dodge Ram after replacing the fuel pump module.

[@RollinShultz]

Thanks for the video. I can't believe you didn't sand blast and paint the frame before reinstalling the bed. That's one of the main reasons I want to remove mine. That and to remove the spring shackles and install a flip kit. and possibly a dump kit. We definitely need some good rust protection for PA winters.

[@chs417]

what did you hook the straps to, to lift it? the loops bolted to the corners? I'm going to have to pull my bed to change the fuel pump, and I want to use something like your block, and my tractor FEL to take if off and put back on

[@nativepride5876]

Wat was the problem that you had too change it??? And do u have to remove the number?? Just wondering

[@mikemarler8224]

5:00 You want anti-seize on those bed bolts, not thread locker, and use new ones, if possible. Sounds like someone may have told you to do that, and you questioned your memory. They're like exhaust bolts, they'll rust and be a bitch to get apart next time. Thread locker is completely unnecessary, but at least it's not going to make things worse than if you hadn't used it at all.

[@joedarden2276]

Well Done

[@mike77farley]

Thanks for sharing your video! What's your estimate as to the weight of the bed? Thanks!

[@David_Mash]

I'd like to know as well

[@terryhites1]

thanks, saved some headache!!!

[@gordbaker896]

Thanks for the tips. We are about to remove a bed and install a Flat bed.

[@harryhightower3696]

Please use better lighting. Thanks

[@LawnGardenFun]

geez, how is this possible. 2nd view again, again

[@alexklejka7836]

Where did you get that fuel tank? It looks brand new!

[@weldingjunkie]

Alex Klejka eBay

[@markclark8070]

The store lol