Bradford Built Steel 4-Box Utility Bed

The Bradford Built Steel 4-Box Utility Bed is engineered for unmatched strength, smart storage, and all-day performance in the harshest work environments. Constructed from heavy-duty steel, it’s ideal for professionals who rely on their truck bed for rugged utility, security, and towing power.

🔧 Key Features of the Bradford Built Steel 4-Box Utility Bed

🛡 Headache Rack on Bradford Built Utility Bed for Maximum Cab Safety

• Signature Bradford Built design

• Integrated stop, reverse, and side marker lights

• Provides maximum safety and visibility on the job

🧰 4-Box Steel Tool Storage on Work Truck Bed

• Four underbody toolboxes (2 on each side)

• Lockable and weather-resistant for secure storage

• Keeps tools organized and frees up bed space

🔗 Fold-Down Side Rails with Tie-Downs on Utility Truck Bed

• Four flush-mount tie-down rings installed on the fold-down side rails

• Provide strong, flexible anchor points for strapping down cargo

• Ideal for hauling equipment, materials, and oddly shaped loads

🚧 Versatile Fold-Down Sides on the Bradford Steel 4-Box Bed

• Side rails fold down for easy forklift or hand loading

• Upright sides keep cargo securely contained

• Folded-down position offers flatbed surface plus tie-down points

🛠 Durable Steel Construction Built for Heavy-Duty Work

• 100% steel frame resists impacts and harsh use

• Built for jobsite abuse, heavy tools, and long-term durability

🚛 Towing Power in the Bradford Built Steel 4-Box Utility Bed

Gooseneck Hitch for High-Capacity Hauling

• Recessed ball rated at 30,000 lbs. towing capacity

• Designed for hauling large trailers and heavy loads

Receiver Hitch Rated for 24,000 lbs. of Towing Strength

• 2.5″ receiver tube rated at 24,000 lbs. towing capacity

• Built for heavy-duty towing applications

⚠️ Safety Tips for Towing with a Bradford Built Utility Bed

Load Handling for 24K Rated Hitch

• Distribute weight evenly and balance the trailer

• Skilled driving is essential for heavy towing

How to Strut the Rear Hitch for Safe Long-Term Use

• Must be strutted to the truck frame for safety

• Use flat or structural steel at approx. 45° angle

• Pre-cut holes in upright tubes make strut installation easy

• Optional: Weld directly to bumper

• Never skip structural reinforcement—this ensures long-term safety and performance when towing at full capacity.