What is the best way to go and mount Titan reels to the side of a pick up truck bed?
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Bolts
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Bahahaha
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I’m just kidding post some pictures different truck different solutions
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What? No duct tape, or what used to be 100 mph tape?
That’s exactly what I was looking for. What are the parts and pieces called exactly?
Angle iron? You serious, Willis?
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More than sufficient for the reels, you guys make your trailers out of angle iron 
These were custom made by myself. Used 2" angle iron from my local steel supplier. I just have a cheap mig welder and chop saw. It looks pretty simple but took quite a bit of time to get everything laid out perfectly.
No, the material is more than enough. I was referring to @Jdpowerwashing asking what the parts are called lol
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@Dirtyboy duct tape will work just gotta get it wet after installing
I don’t. I didn’t know what 2 inch angled was
@Jdpowerwashing where are you located
You can always bolt the angle iron together instead of welding. Doesn’t take much skill to use a drill and a wrench.
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Slotted angle iron 
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Or that. That’s a bit more expensive to do but it’s definitely worth it if you ever plan on moving things around.
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SE Pennsylvania. You?
Few tips for all you aspiring angle ironist’s. Always degree your cuts to be able to weld both sides. The problem with overlapping 2 flat sections like on the photo above is that it inhibits rust between the 2 mating surfaces after it’s welded no matter what weld through primer is used. Avoid gasless Mig welders, an argon/co2 is the better way to go for penetration. If you have a smaller machine it’s always advisable to preheat areas to be welded when using flux core wire. 
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