95 ranger Bed

Discussion in '1993 - 1997 Ford Ranger' started by Blackranger95, Jun 18, 2012.

  1. Blackranger95

    Blackranger95 New Member

    I'm trying to get the bed of my 95 ranger, so I can rustolium the frame, but the first bolt I tried to take out I snapped, any suggestions on getting the bed off?
     
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  3. cookiemonster

    cookiemonster New Member

    If the bolt snapped the just get the rest out and the bed will come right off....then deal with the broken bolt after the beds off.
     
  4. mcdonald58

    mcdonald58 New Member

    soak it with wd40 when doing my shocks i soaked my bolts for everyday for about a week in preparation. and you could try heat.
     
  5. 360Ranger

    360Ranger USAF Veteran

    ???

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    What are you usin to take the bolts out, impact, breaker bar or ???

    I've taken off half a dozen beds off over the years, some multiple times, and have never snapped a bolt. I use a 450lb impact.

    Just curious...........
     
  6. Bwad

    Bwad New Member

    WD40 or PB blaster should do the trick to loosen up the bolts.
     
  7. OP
    Blackranger95

    Blackranger95 New Member

    Im using a breaker bar, I got two out and snapped one so I gave up and put them back in.
     
  8. cookiemonster

    cookiemonster New Member

    Get a little propane or map gas torch! like 30 seconds and have someone losen em from the top
     
  9. rrileycom

    rrileycom rogerriley

    I used a short breaker bar, with a 2 ft galvenized pipe from Lowes, they came right off.
     
  10. mfernandes

    mfernandes Simply...FORD


    I like this option!!!!
     
  11. maranger

    maranger New Member

    if you need to break em all you can replace the bolts with 8.8 grade bolt and nuts from your local hardware store and they work fine, thats what i use
     
  12. maranger

    maranger New Member


    please dont do this near your gas tank
     
  13. OP
    Blackranger95

    Blackranger95 New Member

    So I got 5 of the six bolts out, breaking two of them, but I have a problem, I stripped the last one and it didn't even loosen, what should I do?
     
  14. ob269

    ob269 New Member

    This.. It's what the Bl kits come with(just 3 inches longer)
     
  15. mcdonald58

    mcdonald58 New Member

    try drilling it out or cutting it.
     
  16. OP
    Blackranger95

    Blackranger95 New Member

    I ended up grinding the top off it.
     
  17. Freemans 00

    Freemans 00 Active Member

    Dont rustoleum your frame you will be simply wasting your time and money. If your using the undercoat crap they sell, itll look good for a while then it will go back to looking how it does currently. POR15 use that from my understanding from a few people you dont even have to prep the frame and I know that stuff last and makes your frame look new.
     
  18. hazard-maine

    hazard-maine northern ranger driver

    ive seen the truck in person, its not worth the money to por15 it
     
  19. Freemans 00

    Freemans 00 Active Member

    I wouldnt even worry about it then. If its that bad, which im guessing thats what you mean.
     
  20. hazard-maine

    hazard-maine northern ranger driver

    yeah its worth the cheap ****, not the good stuff
     
  21. Freemans 00

    Freemans 00 Active Member

    lol Spray paint and more spray paint can make it alot easier
     

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