How exactly would this work on the top of a truck cab?
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You would have to configure horizontal bars (a set of two) spaced enough apart to ensure stability of the kayak you are carrying. I don't know the length of your cab, so I can't tell whether you'll have enough room for front and rear mounts, assuming you already have the cross bars. hope this helps, let me know if you need more instruction, then I will give you an email address to contact me at.
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You can always adjust the length of the wood you use to make it sit better (change angle) on the end of the truck. Assuming it is seated well on the end of the truck, once there is weight on the ramp, it shouldn't move. I use it for putting the golf cart in the shed, which is maybe a 1 foot lift, so this isn't an issue for me. The product is pretty decent. I'd go for it. In the alternative, if your not in a hurry, you can probably find decent used ramps on your local craigslist that would work. Good luck
1353377
We mounted it on the top of the camper shell because we pull a trailer behind. It can be mounted on the bumper or on the top of the cab. Mountable most anywhere and it is heavy duty so it can take vibrations. Hope this helps. We love ours.
1437752
Probably not, but it will depend on whether your truck is lifted. It does the job for me on my lift with a lowered Chevelle. My Truck is not lifted and it got it up high enough to put some jack stands on the axle. With the truck I used a 6 X 6 block of wood to get it up high enough..
1502663
You can top off car/truck by pumping the handle...but it will take more time than gravity flow.
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The top rails are exactly 8' long, so tney wouldn't extend over the cab much if any with an 8' bed. I think they make a version with longer rails.
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The top is a flat surface. You would have to get a special adapter to make it hang, I think.
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It's supplied with it own full length internal rail system that allows it to flush fit to the top of the bed rails. The Tool box would have to have recessed hangars to ensure that the top of the toolbox was approximately an inch below the height of the side rails... (The cover is about 5/8 of inch thick). I also think that the box hangars will interfere with the rails, and the front mounts which secure the cover to the p/u bed. The other challenge would be the folds of the cover aligning with the tool box cover. I've had a couple of these covers on various trucks, and I understand what you're trying to do... I know that BAK makes one specifically with a small Box included... Good luck! It's supplied with it own full length internal rail system that allows it to flush fit to the top of the bed rails. The Tool box would have to have recessed hangars to ensure that the top of the toolbox was approximately an inch below the height of the side rails... (The cover is about 5/8 of inch thick). I also think that the box hangars will interfere with the rails, and the front mounts which secure the cover to the p/u bed. The other challenge would be the folds of the cover aligning with the tool box cover. I've had a couple of these covers on various trucks, and I understand what... » Read More It's supplied with it own full length internal rail system that allows it to flush fit to the top of the bed rails. The Tool box would have to have recessed hangars to ensure that the top of the toolbox was approximately an inch below the height of the side rails... (The cover is about 5/8 of inch thick). I also think that the box hangars will interfere with the rails, and the front mounts which secure the cover to the p/u bed. The other challenge would be the folds of the cover aligning with the tool box cover. I've had a couple of these covers on various trucks, and I understand what you're trying to do... I know that BAK makes one specifically with a small Box included... Good luck! « Show Less
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It works to hang it high. You just have to be able to lift/push the bike that high to get it on the hook. A bike is pretty tall when stood upright, so keep that in mind when placing the hook/rail.
1437751
It depends on how high your truck is now. You might want to carry some blocks to put on the ground under the jack.
2016374
I have my ant on the truck just behind the cab. Holds fine at 75. Also use it on top of car no problem at 75. Hope this helps.
572134
I think it will - I have a 5' bed and there seems to be ate least 3 feet hanging over the cab --- really high quality stuff in my opinion - I drove mine under a parking garage -- don't say it! and they were very responsive in getting me a replacement unit etc I would recommend - my is for intermittent use but mounts well and seems very solid. With the addition of a tarp would make a great pickup camper also!
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I have this hoist in the loft of the barn to lift materials up to the second floor. Works great for this, see no reason why it won't work for your truck topper provided you come up with proper rigging to lift it. Note, the maximum lifting capacity on a single line is 220 pounds, the lifting capacity is double that by rigging up a double line with the extra pulley provided.
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Not sure man, I haven't puller it up that high. But I will tell you that I used it to pull the cab off my 29 model A frame. Had the bottom of the frame about 4-1/2 feet off the ground. It works well.
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mount the top of it but do not tighten all the way, the adjustment knob will be facing the rear of the truck. Use a pry bar insert it in the bottom mount hole and turn it so the knob is facing the front, it is not easy to turn I had to use a cheater pipe so be careful
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If the tool box sits above the bed, yes. This unit sits on top of the bed rails and runs from the cab to the tailgate. If your toolbox is like most that I have seen, this will not work without some serious modifications.
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Hi. I have it on a 150 with crew cab and 6'5 bed. I have caps with hooks that come out to use for tying down. It went over top of them. It s great.