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I'm thinking "hernia" trying to remove that bar out from under the bed, Will. I purposely separated my tow bar so one guy could handle it. My truck is a highway queen, she seldom if ever gets off-road. I do displays and parades with our Club and don't off-road the truck. I think if I had the...

No, not really. She rests in the shop Mid-November through Mid-March. I mainly use her for parades and displays. We don't use salt on the roads here in Colorado, and we're dry here most of the year. If I did get anything on them, I'd take her down for a bath at the local quarter car wash...

I have received a couple of PM's suggesting that same thing. I am using Nylok nuts, but I guess a guy can't be too careful. I will pin those bolts as suggested.

The wheels coming up and touching the bed did cross my mind, however that vehicle seldom, if ever is off-road. She's more of a highway queen. If I would happen to wander off-road where the terrain would cause the axles to articulate, I can always remove the bars and toss them in the bed. For...

I have read several different threads about tow bar storage on cargo trucks, but I didn't recall this being considered. With a little thought and some decent weather, I came up with this installation. As you can see in the photos, it's just a metal framing channel (Unistrut) ell bracket bolted...