Just stumbled across your video, thank you for your business! We are honored to have a spot on your truck! P.S we’re ranchers down here in Texas, love seeing our products in the Ag world 🙌
Nice truck. I have a similar truck and the same bed. Ended up building out a packout system for tool storage in the rear passenger side of the truck cab that still allows me to use the 60 side of the 60/40 rear bench for passengers. I have a slip tank against the headache rack and a compressor on a pallet similar to your fuel tank. I've been pondering the idea of mounting the compressor above the slip tank so it's with me all the time. We need most of the deck to haul seed. I think adding an inverter to charge drill batteries would be ideal as well. Good video thanks for sharing.
Thanks! Would love to see pics of how you have your slip tank set up. I'm actually in the process of redoing my bed after this season. I'll try to shoot a video of the update.
@SIHayFarmer my tank is actually smaller it's only 60g I find that's enough fuel to keep a tractor going for half a day or so but I also have a much larger one on a skid as well for when we need more capacity. We have 2 farm yards with fuel on site so most fueling is done at the farm. This smaller tank was a compromise so we can still but 2 skids or proboxes of seed on the deck. There is enough room on each side of the tank to store a 5gal can of def on each side for emergencies. I will make a tiktok of my setup and send you the link
@gblonde2331 we actually went even smaller in the updated bed. On ly 40 gallon. Enough to keep rolling, but fit between air compressor and headache rack.
I use my 2013 f-150 v8 for landscaping and other jobs. I have a full sized grille guard, yellow off-road lights, Backrack, crossbed tool box, orange strobe light, and rear brake light guards. It definitely looks like a work truck, and it is, However it’s also my daily driver and I’ll use it for hunting and fishing as well.
Nice truck and you talk interestingly about it and the tools. At the beginning of the film, you very diplomatically avoided potential discussions about what solutions were more optimal ;-) I have already watched hundreds of videos about service trucks, flatbets, contractors bodies, combos and various DIYs and I noticed one thing: no one installs transfer tanks under the flatbet - where the and usually little used toolboxes are installed ;-). I mean round tanks like in the semi. This would separate the fuel part from the working part on the flatbet. One such barrel has a capacity of several dozen gallons and at least two can be mounted - one on each side. I don't know why people don't do that.
Thanks! I found them on Amazon, but I think Milton was having a sale the other day . a.co/d/3wMJWbS miltonindustries.com/pages/search-results-page?q=5%20in%20one%20universal%20safety%20exhaust%20quick-connect%20industrial%20coupler
We have 550 red diesel, 550 road diesel and 500 gas, but could definitely use a bigger diesel tank at the shop and on the truck. Thanks for checking us out!
You're right. It is a lot weaker, and we never secure loads with them. However, when I'm working by my self and need a ratchet that hooks to itself they are pretty handy. Just something that works for us.
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Just stumbled across your video, thank you for your business! We are honored to have a spot on your truck! P.S we’re ranchers down here in Texas, love seeing our products in the Ag world 🙌
Thanks! Sent a few of the micro 5’s out as gifts last year. Great product!
Nice Truck Setup Thanks for the look round
Thanks… hope it helps someone!
Nice truck. I have a similar truck and the same bed. Ended up building out a packout system for tool storage in the rear passenger side of the truck cab that still allows me to use the 60 side of the 60/40 rear bench for passengers. I have a slip tank against the headache rack and a compressor on a pallet similar to your fuel tank. I've been pondering the idea of mounting the compressor above the slip tank so it's with me all the time. We need most of the deck to haul seed. I think adding an inverter to charge drill batteries would be ideal as well. Good video thanks for sharing.
Thanks! Would love to see pics of how you have your slip tank set up. I'm actually in the process of redoing my bed after this season. I'll try to shoot a video of the update.
@SIHayFarmer my tank is actually smaller it's only 60g I find that's enough fuel to keep a tractor going for half a day or so but I also have a much larger one on a skid as well for when we need more capacity. We have 2 farm yards with fuel on site so most fueling is done at the farm. This smaller tank was a compromise so we can still but 2 skids or proboxes of seed on the deck. There is enough room on each side of the tank to store a 5gal can of def on each side for emergencies. I will make a tiktok of my setup and send you the link
@gblonde2331 we actually went even smaller in the updated bed. On ly 40 gallon. Enough to keep rolling, but fit between air compressor and headache rack.
I use my 2013 f-150 v8 for landscaping and other jobs. I have a full sized grille guard, yellow off-road lights, Backrack, crossbed tool box, orange strobe light, and rear brake light guards.
It definitely looks like a work truck, and it is, However it’s also my daily driver and I’ll use it for hunting and fishing as well.
Same with my truck… its my service truck on the farm, but also my daily driver.
Nice truck and you talk interestingly about it and the tools. At the beginning of the film, you very diplomatically avoided potential discussions about what solutions were more optimal ;-)
I have already watched hundreds of videos about service trucks, flatbets, contractors bodies, combos and various DIYs and I noticed one thing: no one installs transfer tanks under the flatbet - where the and usually little used toolboxes are installed ;-). I mean round tanks like in the semi. This would separate the fuel part from the working part on the flatbet. One such barrel has a capacity of several dozen gallons and at least two can be mounted - one on each side. I don't know why people don't do that.
We have side tanks on our semi, but I’ve never seen them on a pick up either. That would be worth looking into.
Hoping to find an apprenticeship equipment tech opportunity soon but man the tools I come across, like that fitting are just cool as hell.
Good luck in your search! I love these fittings… hope they hold up the abuse.
Didn’t know that Milton fitting even existed. Definitely will be ordering a couple of those.
They are really nice. We put them on all of our air lines.
great video
Thanks! Hope it helps other people when trying to decide how to set their rigs up.
Good morning, great truck. Can you recommend where one can purchase the air fitting
Thanks! I found them on Amazon, but I think Milton was having a sale the other day .
a.co/d/3wMJWbS
miltonindustries.com/pages/search-results-page?q=5%20in%20one%20universal%20safety%20exhaust%20quick-connect%20industrial%20coupler
Many thanks, appreciate the response
Hey man you need a 1000 diesel fuel tank for your shop
We have 550 red diesel, 550 road diesel and 500 gas, but could definitely use a bigger diesel tank at the shop and on the truck. Thanks for checking us out!
@@SIHayFarmergas? 🤔
So you basically just made a weak Strap those stitches could break you can just loop it through that ratchet like everyone else
You're right. It is a lot weaker, and we never secure loads with them. However, when I'm working by my self and need a ratchet that hooks to itself they are pretty handy. Just something that works for us.
What city in southern Illinois
We’re near Harrisburg