SOLO Tacoma Bed Removal

[@charliehooker8384]

Awesome video, made taking off my own bed easier

[@kjk805]

@kflotacoma how did you attach the gantry to lift the bed? Thanks for the video

[@davidruiz5383]

enjoy watching your videos, question: will the entire has tank be exposed if bed is removed on 2011 tacoma double cab (removal is needed to replace gas pump.) Thanks and God Bless.

[@smokegonzales2605]

great video

[@KFloTacoma]

Thanks brother, happy Thanksgiving!

[@smokegonzales2605]

@@KFloTacoma same to you

[@davidruiz5383]

Great job, why was the bed removed. Thanks and God Bless.

[@KFloTacoma]

Thanks for watching and supporting the channel! The bed was removed for mechanical design purposes. This is part of a few design projects: a shackle flip and a custom bed (the second one still being worked). Here's the detailed design video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGTCn4KsorV8jcU

[@QozyTheCloud]

Are all 6 bolts the same? I've been removing bolts and replacing them with new ones. I have 6 bolts on my bed but the Toyota schematics only show 4.

[@levenduivenvoorde3865]

taking off the rear bumper is not needed and the 110 plug in the box doesn’t need to be unbolted just unplug it, you will snap those bolts off

[@paweskarpetowski8124]

Good job

[@KFloTacoma]

Awesome! Thanks for watching and supporting the channel

[@TK_pool]

Get some muriatic pool acid and do a 4 parts water 1 part acid and soak the really rusted hardware in the solution. If no strong enough do a 50/50 solution

[@KFloTacoma]

That's a great idea, thanks for the input 🤙

[@brianadamo7478]

Did you run into any melting issues with the composite bed when torching those bolts? I need to do the same to my taco and of course there are 1 or 2 that are seized.

[@KFloTacoma]

I torched the nut portion which was on the metal frame side - so no issues from my end. I would recommend doing this job in the warmer months though