What size are stake pockets?

What size are stake pockets?

Stake pockets are tapered slightly for the upright to wedge into the pockets, making a tight fit. Pocket measures 3″ tall, 4” wide, 1-3/4″ deep, and 3-3/4″ inside width. They also come with 5/16” hole centered in the face of the pocket to secure upright in pocket.

What are truck stake pockets used for?

Stake pocket ties allow our headache racks, as well as other accessories, to mount firmly to the truck’s bed, all without the hassle of drilling. As you’ll see, these ties are used for mounting truck racks, but they are also used for many other parts and accessories.

What are bed stakes used for?

Here are a few common uses for stake body trucks: Construction: hauling tools, building materials, and heavy equipment, as well as transporting items to different job sites. Agriculture: hauling timber, produce, seed, hay, feed, livestock, and farming equipment. Automotive: hauling car parts and flattened cars or bikes.

What size are holes in truck bed?

IIRC they are 2-1/4″ long, 1-3/4″ wide, and 6″ deep.

How much weight can stake pockets hold?

It can safely carry heavy loads of up to 500 lbs.

What are the square holes in truck bed called?

They are called bed stake pockets. It’s an old pickup truck thing from way way back. You would put a wooden stake in there with some boards or something to give you taller bed sides. ES stake covers from amazon and you’ll be all set if you want them covered.

What is a Bedtruck?

Truck bed may refer to: Tonneau, an open area of a vehicle, which may be coverable with a tonneau cover. Pickup bed, the bed of the tonneau of a pickup truck. Flatbed truck truckbed. Dump truck truckbed.

Why is it called a stake bed truck?

A stake body is simply the holding platform constructed using a stake. Stake bodies on a flatbed will give you stake bed trucks. As far as trucks go, the larger the stake body, the more the truck’s capacity to handle the job.