Press Stand??

blygy, If your looking for a mobile range use, here's the set up I came up with. A pic of the board that the scale, trickler, and powder thrower mount to.
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Here's the same board with everything on it. Notice the adjustable rubber feet on the bottom of the board, since I usually load on the tailgate of the truck this helps like hell when the truck isn't parked perfectly level. Also the case holder/loading block on the back left of the board is a nice extra.
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Here is a pic of the press stand, it's made of 2" square tubing just like a trailer hitch. Just slides in and gets pinned just like a regular hitch, chains hook up just like safety chains on any trailer, couple of turns on the turnbuckles and it tightens right up. You can move the truck on it suspension but you can't move the stand.
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Same stand from the top, top plate is 3/16" thick and threaded for the mounting bolts, all in all a pretty solid setup.
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Chris
 
blygy, If your looking for a mobile range use, here's the set up I came up with. A pic of the board that the scale, trickler, and powder thrower mount to.
ea07323c.jpg




Here's the same board with everything on it. Notice the adjustable rubber feet on the bottom of the board, since I usually load on the tailgate of the truck this helps like hell when the truck isn't parked perfectly level. Also the case holder/loading block on the back left of the board is a nice extra.
ea072c9b.jpg




Here is a pic of the press stand, it's made of 2" square tubing just like a trailer hitch. Just slides in and gets pinned just like a regular hitch, chains hook up just like safety chains on any trailer, couple of turns on the turnbuckles and it tightens right up. You can move the truck on it suspension but you can't move the stand.
ea072728.jpg






Same stand from the top, top plate is 3/16" thick and threaded for the mounting bolts, all in all a pretty solid setup.
ea072060.jpg





Chris


Chris, nice set up.

I just may break out the welder today
 
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