Would this work in a truck bed? Would air and foam form around wheel wells that jut out?
1511757
In our truck bed it is a bit too large. You can squish the mattress to make it fit where you need it but only a little bit and if you are sleeping two on it, and one of you gets up the other could be rolled off. If I were you I would do some measurements of your truck bed. This mattress is a little easier to conform to something than a standard air mattress.
1511758
Mattress is hard (and uncomfortable) and would not form around a wheel well. Worst quality is that mattress is almost impossible to deflate and store. Wast of money.
1511759
Depends on the size of the truck - you would need to measure the distance between the wheel wells. Full size pick up would probably be ok, mid to small probably not.
1511760
We use ours in the bed of a full size Chevy pickupIt fits between wheel wellsWe don't have any problem getting the air out, you just have to roll it up twice. Roll it up once and put the caps on. Then unroll it with the still on. Take one or two caps back off after you have it rolled most of the way up and the remaining air is at one end.It only takes a few minutes, and it fits in the stuff sack that came with it with room to spare.
1511761
What is the distance between your wheel wells, I wouldn't try to force it in between if they are narrower than the bed. They make a smaller size too you may want to check out.
1511762
Thanks. I will do some further measurements. But I thought it could work because it is made of foam and could be partially inflated.
176075
Good idea in theory. My concern would be the mattress spacing in the middle. Could a foam form be placed to fill the few inches? If not, I would wonder if the mattresses would move.
631341
With the vibrations it may get damaged. Also truck needs to be stationary when working. Answer is not very sure.
2042377
I don't think that would work. The pump runs off of the "lighter" socket, and it's not that powerful. It takes quite a while to fill up. I don't know if it would have enough power to inflate with the weight of your dog on it. I don't know if this would help, but it's a version of something that I used before I got this. Roll up something soft and bulky for each side that will fit in the space behind each front seat. Before I got this inflatable thing I used a cheap dog bed I got at World Market--they came rolled up in a bag, and I never even took them out of the package--they were basically big bolsters. (A length of foam eggcrate mattress cover rolled up and taped together would work pretty well, and you could trim it to the exact size.) After your dog's in and you've got him on the seat, put the bolster into the empty space. It'll keep him from sliding off of the seat. My greyhound would freak out if she slid off the seat and was afraid to climb back up when the car was moving. This worked pretty well.
1156886
if it is a full bed , not the short bed it will work fine.....check out my video on youtube............kodiak canvas truck tent ......todd morgan . its the one with the green GMC truck !
196172
Most likely not. It takes up 4" from back window of truck bed. So cover will not work. Just a tool box.
1185682
I have not used it in that way. I have a hot tub cover and the cover for the truck bed. Also used it on the rubber gasgets and step for the truck. It's a good product. Many uses.
549260
As long as you have the room and the water for it, it should work well. A truck camper might not have the room.The heater itself doesn't get dangerously hot, but you have to make sure you vent it to the ouside to stay alive
1804397
Highly unlikely. I cant see the designers setting it up that way. At most maybe remove the lower air dam or plastic facia below. Really depends on the vehicle. I did not, I have a very big winch bumper, the truck has 15" of lift so I have tons of room under it to work.
492356
Hi, The only way that would be practical to use out of the truck bed would be with a FloJet RV waste pump. Leave the tank in the bed of your truck and pump the waste into it. This 42 gallon tank weighs around 360 pounds when full. The only other way would be to winch it up into the bed using ramps which could get away from you. You do not want that bomb to pop on you.
852430
It has rubber sealing strips installed under the lid, I do not know how well they will keep blowing water out out of the box. As far as securing it to the truck bed you could drill holes in the box and and bolt it down.
1149496
I haven't used it in a truck bed, I have 3 trucks, all have the molded Pentaliner inserts. They cost more but mine have lasted as long as 33 years. I have the original liner in a 1982 Chevy that we haul horse manure in.
2218432
I would not purchase this pump we returned this item as it would not even air up a small air bed. Not sure about the use with a four wheeler.
1320942
It sure will. be sure to use the excess plastic that you cut off as bracing in the back.the smooth flat cover over the bed of the truck is rather weak.it didn't last very long.
229723
maybe try harbor freight for small wheels that may go up inside the wells if you remove the rubber pieces
132258
I think it depends on your style of bed liner. If the liner stops at the under side of your rails it should work. If the liner raps up over the rails I don't think it would work. My truck came with the plastic style "rail cap" on it and I have a rubber mat in the bed. Its not 100% water tight when I go through a car wash but I do like it and would buy it again in a heartbeat. It operates and installs very easy.
498375
Yes it will although if you have shell it might not but it will in a open bed. I have used mine in my long bed ford.