P1000 Power Dump Bed

[Tot]

With the 1,000 lbs capacity in the bed I'm going to need some help dumping it, not that I will have that much weight very often in it it is still nice especially doing yard work. Does anyone know if Honda is going to make or has made an electric cylinder for dumping the bed?

I know there are some "aftermarket" ones that you can buy, but if I can get one from the dealer, or something that they could install I'll go that route.

 

[JACKAL]

@Tot Welcome to the club! I have not heard of any electric or hydraulic lift system for the Pioneer 1000 dump bed. I wouldn't hold my breath on Honda coming out with one anytime soon. Aftermarket may be your only solution.

 

[Tot]

Thanks @JACKAL, I haven't got it yet but I will as soon as I can.

We have a John Deere Gator on the farm and they have a electric cylinder that dumps the bed. Maybe by the time I get my P1000 there will be some options or other people who have tried something out that works. If not I guess I'll be the guinea pig lol

 

[Bornlzr]

Thanks @JACKAL, I haven't got it yet but I will as soon as I can.

We have a John Deere Gator on the farm and they have a electric cylinder that dumps the bed. Maybe by the time I get my P1000 there will be some options or other people who have tried something out that works. If not I guess I'll be the guinea pig lol

Considered doing the same the bed on my Pioneer 700, pulled the one off my Ranger before i sold it too but it was way too long for the 700. With the 1000 soon to be here I'm thinking of accessories and attempting the power dump again. For those who have had trouble finding something that might work do a "linear actuator" search. For those who wonder why, it is extremely convenient and got used a lot.

 

[ohanacreek]

With the rear cage it was hard for me to dump a FEL into the bed to move stuff around I'll be getting a heavy trailer with powered dump

 

[GARYMORK]

@Tot Welcome to the club! I have not heard of any electric or hydraulic lift system for the Pioneer 1000 dump bed. I wouldn't hold my breath on Honda coming out with one anytime soon. Aftermarket may be your only solution.

HEY GUYS,
Service manager at Blue Ridge Powersports here.
We have recently designed and installed a power lift system for the new Honda Pioneer 1000 and works awesome /If your interested, give us a call at 1-800-296-2735.

 

[JACKAL]

HEY GUYS,
Service manager at Blue Ridge Powersports here.
We have recently designed and installed a power lift system for the new Honda Pioneer 1000 and works awesome /If your interested, give us a call at 1-800-296-2735.

Thanks for the info I am sure some will be interested. What kind of price approximately are you asking for the dump bed kit?

@Tot See the above post about the bed dump kit. you were the original one asking.

 

[joeymt33]

HEY GUYS,
Service manager at Blue Ridge Powersports here.
We have recently designed and installed a power lift system for the new Honda Pioneer 1000 and works awesome /If your interested, give us a call at 1-800-296-2735.

Post some info about it. I may interested.

Will it lift this? I loaded the last week


This is very typical for my pioneer. It has got to earn its keep around here. It works most of the time and plays on some weekends.

 

[Tot]

HEY GUYS,
Service manager at Blue Ridge Powersports here.
We have recently designed and installed a power lift system for the new Honda Pioneer 1000 and works awesome /If your interested, give us a call at 1-800-296-2735.

Price??

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[Madore128]

What's it look like?

 

[GARYMORK]

What's it look like?

We are currently working on putting together a package price with self installation instructions. Will be posting a video soon on the operation of the install. The lift assembly is rated at 1000 pounds and should handle about anything you throw at it. Give us a couple days and then revisit this thread.
Thanks for the interest.

 

[GARYMORK]

We are currently working on putting together a package price with self installation instructions. Will be posting a video soon on the operation of the install. The lift assembly is rated at 1000 pounds and should handle about anything you throw at it. Give us a couple days and then revisit this thread.
Thanks for the interest.

Blue Ridge Powersports try this facebook page for a video of it operating.

 

[CumminsPusher]

Damn I can't watch it without Facebook

 

[joeymt33]

I still refuse to get a Facebook account! I've held out this long, I'll never give in.


Sent from my iPhone 10s

 

[CumminsPusher]

Same here! Im not doing it I'm too opinionated for that.this is my Facebook at least I've got something in common with the good people here

 

[GARYMORK]

Same here! Im not doing it I'm too opinionated for that.this is my Facebook at least I've got something in common with the good people here

TRY THIS YOU TUBE LINK.

 

[CumminsPusher]

Awesome thank you for that. Will that kit work with the 1000-5? If so will it have safety for the seats? Get everything together and get a price as soon as you can

 

[joeymt33]

TRY THIS YOU TUBE LINK.

Thank you for that. It looked like it didn't dump the full tilt. Will it tilt the bed all the way to the bump stops?

Also, can it easily be disconnected?

One more ?, how's this kit in water and mud? I like to get out and ride a lot so this actuator would see lots of dirt and water.

 

[CumminsPusher]

Important questions!

 

[GARYMORK]

Important questions!

The total ride of the actuator will lift the bed to approx 45 degrees and should be sufficient rise to dump most items out of the bed. The limiting factor is the total closed height of the ram assembly as there is not much space under the bed of the unit. The actuator motor is actually mounted at the top and this will aid in preventing damage to the motor and electrical components when operating in adverse conditions.