Will this work if there is bed cover? So if I remove the bed cover and leave in place the rail kit for cover can i install these temporarily?
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If the rail kit is attached along the top edge of the bed yes; If along the inside edge...I don't think so.
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I have six (6) of these on my 13' Silverado that I also installed a 'rolled out' bed cover (that rolls up and is secured as a 'tube' by the back window). These work great and when the clamps are not to be used the handle pops up and swings down out of the way (from the 2 O'clock of the picture to a 5 O'Clock orientation)... you CAN'T leave the handle/attachment point up when you roll out the bed cover >> by why would you want to? Buy em' -- you'll use em'.. Regards.
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I have a tri-fold bedcover on my Ranger and I am able to close the bedcover with Bully clamps. You do need to swing down plate that accommodates any hooks, etc. The rail for your bedcover may present an issue and depends onthe location of it. The clamp usually attaches on the inner lip on top of the bed wall. So if that'S covered, the clamp may not be able to clamp on to the lip. This how it works on my Ranger. You can remove the clamps also after use since it's not hard to attach and detach. Hope this helps you out.
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Yes they will work with a bed liner. I have a liner in my truck and they installed. They hook underneath the top of your bed rails and can be installed and uninstalled and or moved easily with a ratchet. I installed the first time in less than 10 minutes.
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If you don't have the rails in your bed already you will need to install or have those installed. This is just the hitch.
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You will have to remove the rock rails. These side rails use the same drilled holes the rock rails are already posted on.
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Annie -- it should work but wont have any thing to connect too-- just the weight of the bed will hold it in place. When it's on the metal frame in bolts on.
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The existing channel track which was attached to the inside face near the top of the bed sidewalls provided the slot to anchor the cover's required install of the 2 velcro covered rails supplied in the cover kit. So it is not only compatible but needed.
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I believe so. Rail just slips in under mattress. Answer depends on the frame under mattress. If a solid board, yes. If slats, would need to line up rail arms and slats so something for arms to rest on.
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this comes with everything u need to install it, rail included... but beware, if u have a bed liner. the liner will have to be cut for this to fit. i had to take it to a auto shop and it cost me $300 to install it. this really isn't something a normal person can tackle on their own. i don't see how u could put a hanging toolbox under it... but then again, I've never seen a hanging tool box.
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In my opinion if the mount wont ground it self to bed rail then i would suggest take a wire with an eye on end and mount one side so the frame and the other use a 1/4-20 stainless screw and secure it through the hole in the top of mount to create a ground
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i have a spray in liner but it did not cover the bed rails. i still think it would work spray in liners are not very thick.
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In theory it will work. The bed rail comes with two metal bars along the bottom so if you have wood floors it might scratch the floors. However, if you use it on carpet it should be fine.
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It will not work with the included clamps. Instead you would have to drill holes and use self tapping screws to attach the cover rails to your bed.
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If the Bedliner tucks underneath the side rail or is a spray in liner, then yes...otherwise, it won't work...
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Not exactly sure what the bed rails are but the clamps on the tonnue cover are adjustable. Hope this helps.
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I am not familiar with your truck. I can't find a good picture of the bed, but it looks like you have plastic tops for the rails. Look at the front and see if you have vertical box like channels at the front and rear of your truck bed. If so, then the plastic rail covers are hiding the cut outs. If your bed rails don't have cut outs in the top (where stakes used to go when they actually used the beds of truck to haul things) you can't use them. Most trucks still have them, usually 2 at the front of the bed in the top of the rail and 2 at the back. Some long bed trucks have 3 sets with one in the middle. If you go stand in the bed of yor truck and look down on the top of the rails yuo should see rectangular cut outs in the top of the rails. They may have covers that are partially cut out of the bed liner that you have to remove to insert these. Usually it is obvious where these go. If your bed rails are smooth and have no openings in the top, you may not be able to use these. I would be surprised if there were no cut outs.
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sure will the cover attaches to the bottom of the bed rail .I am very happy with my cover.
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The mattress thickness won't make any difference - it will just stand up a little higher, but it should work fine. The biggest issue is being able to secure it to the "frame" of the bed. We ran the straps around the box springs, under the mattress, but you would need to run them around the upper bed frame, since it's just a thin mattress I'm assuming, and no box springs. Depending on the bed and where you want to put the rail, it could be done. It's quite easy to install.
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I can't say for sure, but my guess is no. I think the thickness of the spray in liner would prevent the bed rail caps from fitting correctly.Mine fit perfect over just the paint.Hope this was helpful