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Can you put a service body on a half-ton truck?
Traditionally confined to utilizing only cross or side mounted toolboxes or toppers, half-ton and compact truck owners now have the ability to transition into a dedicated service body which promotes forced organization to drive increased efficiency and productivity.
What is a service body?
A service body enables drivers to compartmentalize all the items they need on a daily basis, which saves time and eliminates hassles. It also provides more protection than when tossing tools in the open bed of a pickup!
How much does a service body weight?
An eight foot steel service body will weigh 1,000 pounds or more, an overall weight increase of 600 pounds.
How much do service bodies weigh?
How wide is a service body?
Standard Features: 40″ High or 33″ High Bodies. Single Rear Wheel – 79″ Wide. Dual Rear Wheel – 94″ Wide.
How much does an aluminum service body weight?
9 FOOT ALUMINUM SERVICE BODY
| Length | Height | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| 117″ | 56″ | 2405 lbs |
| Comp. Depth | Floor Width | Storage Capacity |
| 21″ | 49.62″ | 120.7″ Cu.ft |
How do you measure a truck for a service body?
To find the wheel base, measure from the center of the front wheel to the center of the rear wheel. To find the cab to axle measurement, measure from the rear outside wall of the cab to the center of the rear wheel. You’ll also need information about your truck.
How heavy is a service bed?
Typically, an eight foot factory installed truck bed weighs approximately 400 pounds (steel). An eight foot steel service body will weigh 1,000 pounds or more, an overall weight increase of 600 pounds.
How much does a aluminum service body weight?
What are the different truck bodies?
7 Types of Service Bodies for Commercial Trucks
- Standard Bodies. The standard service body is the most simplistic one.
- Crane Bodies. A crane service body has a crane that extends from the body.
- Steel Bodies.
- Enclosed Bodies.
- Dump Bodies.
- Platform Bodies.
- Landscape Bodies.