Can someone ID this

[chromerunner]

Anyone know what these are used for?

Rough measurement is 7ft x104in and 2.25 inch thick

All aluminum. Has feet and lift points all around.

Probably 3-400 pounds

 

[1-tonmudder]

I would say some kind of loading platform/dockboard,but seein as how it doesnt have any lift points it would be kinda hard to get back up once it was put down.Years ago I worked one summer at a truckin comp similiar to HT Hackey and they had trucks that were refrigerated and had a divider wall between the cold/refrigerated stuff and the reg canned stuff and the floor of the refriged compartment was alum plate instead of wood.

 

[seaflea]

millitary pallet for air drops

 

[krzyabncanuck]

Seaflea is correct.

 

[retroedaddy]

I'd call it about $150 at the scrap yard....

 

[chromerunner]

1-ton: it does have lift points (every other foot)

Thanks seaflea. That makes sense.

Do these have any secondary market value? Never seen any for sale.

 

[seaflea]

I really have no clue. I just remember them from my military days.

 

[McCracken]

bullshit. that's a dickfer.

 

[catfishblues]

Looks like the start of a badass fixturing table to me!

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[Hurley]

bullshit. that's a dickfer.

What's a "dickfer"?

 

[McCracken]

What's a "dickfer"?

Pissin'

 

[Dylan W.]

What's a "dickfer"?

I made some youngins with mine. I think Shawn and a few others did as well.

 

[offroad cowboy]

Yep sea flea is correct it might be a good start to a flat bed for a small truck

 

[barnee]

Yep sea flea is correct it might be a good start to a flat bed for a small truck

Best idea I heard for it so far other than cash at the scrap yard.