Originally posted by Quackerbox
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Went ahead and used the Rustoleum Rattle Can Bed Liner spray.
I spent a ton of time prepping the metal so it should hold up as well if not better than what I've used it on in the past.
I also figured it would be easier to touch up when it gets scratches,
Really happy with the build and will post up (Final) pictures once I have it all anchored down and everything installed later this week.
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Very nice build.........I just built a roof for my Ranger crew after I was fed up with the plastic roof from the dealer dumping water in my lap everytime it rained. I used 4" flat plate and made a frame, then 3/4" treated plywood and used Monstaliner bed liner to coat it...have a 52" light bar on the front and 12" on the back. I also mounted 2 of the boat seat swivel plates on the top with drop in pedestals and two swivel seats like used on boats so now 2 people can hunt on top of my roof.
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Was finally able to get the roof, winch, and Light Bars fulling installed on the Ranger. I then put it through some pretty heavy testing.
I loaded 6 bags of protein on the roof while I was filling my feeders and the roof didn't even flex! I also stood on it numerous times over the weekend while clearing trees which makes things a lot easier for me.
I also ran it through a ton of cedar trees and to my surprise none of the paint chipped.
The winch works like a charm, is easy to remove, and should easily lift 300lb animals into the bed.
The 12 inch and 8 inch LED Bars are AWESOME!
I cant believe I waited so long to get them!
Very happy with this build.
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Originally posted by TildenHunter View PostMan Bobby. You have been busy. Looks great. Pretty and green out there.
Ive found that if the Ranger is at home the ideas just keep coming......
It's the greenest I think I've ever seen it up there!
The rain and green is great and all but I've got a ton of trees that would say otherwise.
I cleared 7 really large trees from the roads and still have another 5 or 6 to go. I also have a washout that I have to deal with that will be very labor intensive.
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Originally posted by ballgame View PostI have drip edges or lips on it they just didn't show up in the pictures very well.
I used some half inch angle iron
I agree about the bedliner, I'll get some quotes and if they're to high I do it my self.
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Originally posted by Drycreek3189 View Post
I have a similar one on my Ranger. I got tired of getting wet from the factory plastic one that held about two gallons of water each time it rained ! Never thought about a winch. Great idea ! I delivered mine to the body shop and told them to shoot it with bedliner when they had another job to do, thus got a little discount on it. I might have to redo mine with the lights and winch. I'm feeling inspired !
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