stacks with headache racks,,,

[tj98gmc]

does anyone have any pics of their or someone elses trucks with stacks and a headache rack,, im thinking this is the route i want to go but id like to see a few before i make my mind up

 

[DieselSlug]

I have a rack, but no stacks. Used to have a set of crummy stacks that i could have put on for reference but i gave them to some other dude.

 

[tanman_2006]

Most flat beds have headache racks. My stacks will have to be where they don't interfere with my led lights in my headache rack. Otherwise I say go for it

 

[john65td]

i don't have any pictures but when i routed mine on my old 95 i used the headache rack to support the stacks

 

[tj98gmc]

ive always liked headache racks,, and i want to build one,, and i want to put led lights in it,, i figured i could put the stacks on it and than build the rack and lights so it doesnt interfere with the stacks,,,

 

[tj98gmc]

here is a pic of my truck with the stacks just sitting in the bed...

 

[tanman_2006]

Not bad at all. The don't stick up too high. I like it.

 

[tj98gmc]

yea,, they are just sitting on milk creates in that pic,, lol,, but i think thats the height i want

 

[tanman_2006]

That about how high my bull haulers are when I mocked them up. No pics but they are going on my 93 flatbed, when i get it back on the road. I wanted the opening level with to maybe slightly lower than the top of the cab. Stacks way up in the air look weird unless you are pulling a big camper and are truning the front of the camper black lol. Then i would suggest a conventional set up behind the rear tire.