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CM RD Steel Flat Deck Truck Bed

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CM RD Steel Flat Deck Truck Bed

Starting at $4,680Quoted to your chassis and options

Built for rugged performance and everyday reliability, the CM RD Steel Flat Deck is a professional-grade workhorse ready to tackle your toughest jobs. Designed to fit a wide range of truck configurations, this flat deck delivers the strength, durability, and towing capability contractors and fleet users depend on.

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About this bed

Constructed with a heavy-duty 1/8″ steel treadplate deck and robust 4″ structural channel frame rails, the RD model stands up to demanding hauling conditions while offering ample cargo space and secure operations. A solid, one-piece rear skirt with tapered corners and a steel tube headache rack provide added toughness and protection, while integrated LED lighting and modular sealed wiring ensure safety and reliability on the road.

Standard towing features include a best-in-class 30,000 lb B&W gooseneck hitch and a 24,000 lb B&W bumper-pull hitch, giving you versatile towing options right from your truck deck. With optional toolboxes and a range of accessory upgrades available, the RD flatbed can be customized to suit your jobsite needs.

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