Will it work in the bed of a pickup?
1626343
Hey Donny, yes you can use the bag on top of the cab or in the bed just make sure to tie it down and secure it well
1614605
I don't know the dimensions - I would suggest checking the Intex website. I was able to fit it in the back of a Grand Cherokee, so it should fit just fine in the back of a pickup. If not: take stuff out so you can divide the contents over the bed of the truck. Everything is either wrapped or packed in a separate box inside the outer box. Trust me - you're not going to get everything back in again if you put it away for the winter, so the outer box becomes pretty pointless once you bring it home (unless you have little kids - then it becomes a great fort).
1355390
have no idea, i have a 6' 1/2 foot bed on a 2500 hd silverado. i will never have a pick up with out one.
394972
While this ramp has a lip that is placed over a stair edge or threshold, and could be placed at the edge of your pickup truck bed, I suggest you call the manufacturer directly 800-554-7267 and ask this question. This product by the manufacturer appears more appropriate for your application http://www.pviramps.com/products/product-details/id/4
2212745
it should without any problems, I have my mounted in the rear corner of the bed of my pickup truck, there are 4 pre drilled holes in the bottom of it as well as 4 pre drilled in the sides for different mounting options
1079708
Im not to sure but mine is in a van so if it fits in my van then it would fit in a pick up truck
2188718
This should work in any truck bed, depending on how flexible you are on placement. I mounted mine in an '03 Dodge long-bed, and couldn't tuck it as high under the lip of the bed as the new Chevy/GMC trucks have it because I used screws and it is a hunting truck. The cosmetics weren't crucial for me, but it should work for any truck bed. Good luck.
1658352
Should work fine. Make sure you mount the filler neck fitting as vertical as you can get it so it will seal up good and not over fill. I took the bed off my truck to do the install, made the whole job way easier.
1442883
The cover rests on about two inches or so on the lip around the bed of the pickup. There are also four clamps which attach under the lip, two on each side. If the rails are in this area then the cover will not work for you. Also the bedliner (assuming it is an insert) may prevent you from attaching the clamps unless there are holes already in the liner or made by you which would allow the clamps to attach. The biggest problem may be the rails. The width of my frame is just a hair over 58 1/2" inches and completely covers the stake holes on the lip of the bed. The leather look fabric just hangs over this to cover the frame. Hope this helps.
1867344
Short answer: Yes if it has a rotating wheel with spokes and a mounting point for the pickup sensor.
1174542
I would not suggest it...but w/ it set to lowest height it may work. Personally...after the length of time it took to put together & the weight of it - fitting into a van would be painful. Perhaps in the back of a pickup...tied down well - if that's an option
1075007
yes, but be aware that if you have a tonnue cover that fits in between the bed rails this item will not work properly. Found out the haed way.
1442626
Hello I am sure it will but I have bought two of these and had to finagle a few things on my truck and my dads truck in order for this to be fully secure. It certainly helps with space managment in the bed though. good luck
1045515
Probably not if the one piece bedliner extends over the top. The mounting rails that mount to the truck bed would not have enough room. You have to have access to bolt the rails in the backside of the bed. A one piece bed liner covers this.
487064
I don't use it that way. I do have it in the back of my pickup with a cover over the bed. It would be water proof to an extent but I wouldn't wanna put tools in it that can rust.
1614600
We hauled ours in a regular bed pick up truck. There are a lot of trucks out there without standard beds. So I guess bottom line is that it depends on what size bed you have on your truck.
1994216
Probably not because the econoline doesn't have a gate to cover the space between your bumper or truck bed and the TGL-500 platform. It was designed to use on pick-up trucks.