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Is this a service body mounted on chassis rails of a truck? Its better laid out than the dual cab utility I use. What locking method do you use to hold all the containers in place?
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It is a 16"x8' box mounted on a tilt cab style chassis. We Recently went from Isuzu to Ford.
The locking method is a combination of gravity, 1/2 stops and a tight fit on the small bins.
I could never find enough room on any utility bed but the 16" box meets all my needs. it's also raintite and easily secured.
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That's very similar to the setup I had when I worked in service. About the only difference was that my truck had a 50 gallon replacement water heater where the yellow ladders are. We had a seperate division that handled plumbing. I kept a folding table and two folding chairs so I could do things like assembling fixtures without the customer hovering over me.
---Ed---
"But the guy at Home Depot said it would work."
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The 4' folding table is tucked in front of the right hand shelving. It's a MUST for us old guys.
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