Bradford Built Steel 4-Box Utility Bed

The Bradford Built Steel 4-Box Utility Bed is engineered for the toughest jobs and environments, delivering unparalleled strength, organization, and hauling capability. Built from high-grade steel, this bed is the ideal solution for professionals who require a reliable and rugged work platform that won’t quit—no matter the challenge.

Key Features

Formed Headache Rack
This bed comes standard with Bradford Built’s signature formed headache rack, designed for maximum cab protection and integrated with stop and reverse lights and side markers. It’s built for both safety and utility in all working conditions, day or night.

Insert Toolboxes
Equipped with four heavy-duty underbody toolboxes—two per side—the Steel 4-Box Utility Bed keeps your tools and gear secure and organized. These insert boxes are designed to maximize bed surface area while providing ample, protected storage.

Flush Mount Tie Downs
Four flush-mounted tie-down rings located on the deck give you flexible cargo securing options. Whether you’re hauling materials or machinery, these anchors provide the peace of mind you need for a secure load.

Fold-Down Sides
A standout feature for added versatility, the steel fold-down side rails make it easier to load from the sides of the bed. Whether using a forklift or hand-loading, these sides offer accessibility and added containment when upright, and a flat surface when lowered.

All-Steel Construction
Crafted entirely from steel, the bed offers exceptional durability and resistance to wear. Perfect for high-impact environments, it’s built to handle daily abuse while maintaining structural integrity over time.

Hitch Specifications

• Gooseneck Hitch: 30,000 lb. capacity recessed gooseneck ball
• Receiver Hitch: 2.5″ receiver tube rated for 24,000 lb. towing capacity

Important Safety Information for 24K Receiver Hitch

As towing demands increase, so does the need for responsibility. While the 2.5″ receiver hitch is rated for a massive 24,000 lbs, it’s critical to be mindful of load distribution and trailer balance. Heavier trailers shift more responsibility to the driver. Ensure proper trailer loading and experienced handling when operating at full capacity. Older 2″ hitches do not carry this rating.

Strut the Rear Hitch

To safely support the 24K rating on the rear receiver hitch, you must strut the hitch to the truck’s frame ends. Use structural or flat steel set at an approximate 45° angle. You can utilize the pre-cut holes in the rear upright tubes or weld directly to the bumper structure. This reinforcement is essential for safety and long-term durability.

Technical Specifications