I Beam Truck

Twin i beams and twin traction beams were utilized on various f series trucks until 2002.

I beam truck.

Four wheel drive trucks retained the old school mono beam marketing speak for solid axle front suspension until the twin traction beam system debuted in 1980. Fit these trolleys to your beam by turning a threaded rod or knob to adjust width. Trolleys for manual overhead beam conveyors. Ford twin i beam suspension blue oval trucks.

Lowered front i beams quality fit i beams will get you rolling with a sweet stance in no time. Also known as end trucks use these trolleys with your own beams to create a crane. Swap your old oem beams with our industrial over built superior ford and mazda lowering beams. Push these trolleys to move material along the conveyor.

The goal was to goal was to improve ride quality reduce tire wear and reduce front end maintenance. Ford originally designed the i beam suspension setup back in the 60s. Our goal is to provide customers with the right truck customized to meet your needs. The design was pretty simple instead of using a straight axle they used two beams each connected to opposite sides of the frame.

This system was used only on ford s two wheel drive trucks for the first 15 years. It was an attempt at giving their trucks a better ride quality without sacrificing the workhorse nature of a pickup truck.