RV Toy Hauler bed lift DIY happijack alternative

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I have a Stealth Nomad 18' That I wanted to put a bed lift in the back. The Happy Jack bed lift systems cost around $2,500. They seem great! Except that is out of my budget, so I decided to build one myself and save some money. This Video shows my DIY Bed Lift that I built in my toy hauler. Some of it worked great. There are a few things that I would change if I were going to do it again. Over all I think it was a success. So, let me know what you think!
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00:00 Introduction
01:04 The Plan
01:36 Build the platform
03:44 Build the slide rails
05:51 Bringing the bed into the trailer
07:22 Install the Struts
09:14 Adding the bords to the platform
10:14 Things I would do differently

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30 июл 2024

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@jimwholaver4265 6 месяцев назад

I did mine useing a electric motor from harbor freight and 4 belts that would work really well with your system

@RoscoReviews 6 месяцев назад

Having a powered system would be nice. Having to push mine up manually, it’s easy to get it a little crooked and it binds up. By myself it’s a little tricky. With 2 people it’s not bad.

@Robloxeditor88 5 месяцев назад

What about cables tied to each corner with a pulley at the top and a garage door spring?

@FussyEntertainment 4 месяца назад

I was thinking of using sbr20 linear guide rails. I thought maybe I would order a set to make sure they are ridged enough and if not got up in diameter. Maybe an sbr30 or higher.

@umurselek3310 3 месяца назад

I'd love to see a video of yours

@tonymarrazzo354 20 дней назад

Your square tube on the bed needs to be way longer (downwards) and it wouldn't bind as much. Great idea tho!!

@RoscoReviews 20 дней назад

That is a good idea! And you could make it long enough that when it the down position it rested on the floor. Then you wouldn’t need to use the pins to hold it in place. I’ll remember that if I make another one someday!

@tonymarrazzo354 20 дней назад

@@RoscoReviewsexactly! If I do build a cargo trailer I will try that. Also, if you could get the tubes the right size you could put HDPE plastic between for slides and it would move much smoother.