[MOG] 404 Bed floor, wood?
mogger at thinkin3d.com
mogger at thinkin3d.com
Fri Mar 4 14:51:09 CST 2005
The ideal bed deck is Apitong.
Apitong is often used in commercial truck beds, both box and flatbed. It's
durable, and naturally rot and sun resistant. And it wasn't that expensive,
either.
You can rip it down to the 'right' width, and make your own lap joints, or
perhaps the lumberyard would do it for you. (The one near me was willing to do
both for ~.10 per foot, as I recall.)
Best of luck!
Greg
Quoting "csworks at netzero.net" <csworks at netzero.net>:
>
> Hi everyone, Thanks for all the replies on my past questions. I never would
> have made it this far with the things that needed fixed without this forum.
> Also, I recommend anyone thinking of buying a Mog to get one, as I have been
> through many Jeeps, Toyota's, Chevy's, and International's. None of these
> can even be compared to the offroad capabilities of the Unimog. I've had
> this one now, in extreme situations, creeks, pulling logs, mud, and
> everything else, and it is a true workhorse with MAJOR offroad capabilities.
> Though it is a little slow on the road, it is still very acceptable. With
> all this said, I have another question....
> I need to replace the wood on my troop bed. What is the best wood for this?
> Here in Southern Indiana, the hardwood cap. of the country, I have many
> choices. I did some quick measuring and the boards appear to be 1" thick by
> 5 1/4" wide. I will be sandblasting all of the steel frame and planning on
> resealing with POR 15, frame and wood. I will be sticking with the military
> green paint over all of that.
> Thanks again,
> Steve
>
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