I have Snugtop #713119 -- 26.5 inches, but won't the extra few inches just allow me to lift the lid 3 inches higher?
230575
Greetings: From your part number 713119 you need the supports in this link Qty (2) 4567 SE1024M80BL Tonneau Cover lift Supports 26.32" Extended 13mm ends . Thank You, Lou Fishman
230576
Greetings: From your part number 713119 you need the supports in this link http://www.amazon.com/SE1024M80BL-Tonneau-Cover-Supports-Extended/dp/B007CTQKVU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1429916174&sr=8-1&keywords=4567+lift . Thank You, Lou Fishman
230577
Is that just what you measured? Or are you going from specs? If it's old, it may have compressed a little. Pretty sure mine had. Anyway, I have a fiberglass snug top on a 98 f150 extended cab and they worked perfectly.
230578
I didn't know the model number to my top. Measure the length your old supports and match accordingly. If you get supports to long the top may open higher but will bottom out before closing all the way if using original mounts. Hope this helps.
320037
You should just be able to lift up the whole top whith the lid. Unscrew the 2 back things holding it, and push the whole thing forward and it should go up. First take off the top where the controls are. And unplug the latch.
1921761
No it won't. There are some little black side plastic pieces around the inner lid so its actually only about 3 1/2" opening at the top.
2255820
I measured, and got a total height of 34 7/8 inches when the lid is all the way up. It will be very close, but should work. *I suspect you used a tape measure and included the extra 1/8" from the metal end of the tape. So I did too. Otherwise, you could consider the can+lid full height at a hair over 34 3/4".** I have the version with the flat metal lid.
275447
Cover will not compensate for the 3/8" difference. You could probably fill it in with a rubber strip. Maybe call the manufacturer and ask if they might have another solution.
846656
Not sure about the fit, but certainly will not provide 4" rise. Very thin, but sturdy.
1250490
I have the B75,My mug is 6 inches tall and if you take the overfill base off you can go to 71/2 inches.I would not try any taller.Hope this helps
1250492
I have the B75,My mug is 6 inches tall and if you take the overfill base off you can go to 71/2 inches.I would not try any taller. Hope this helps
1998648
Here's what I know. We have a 27g cube that takes an 18" lid and the 20" works perfectly (it sits in place over the outer edge with the inner brackets removed). The brackets on this light do adjust some and the inner portion can be removed. We didn't feel the light needed to be bolted in place so ours is setting there in place.
1741967
The angle of this unit will not allow a lid over 1/4" thick to fit each slot. You would have to go every other slot.
1089734
Mine has a "finger latch" toward the top of the handle. Loosen it and then you can pull up to extend to the desired height. Relock.
1103378
I have to use a rubber jar opener to get a tight fit. I've also had to replace that lid a couple times. The rubber gasket gets loose. Good luck!
1837813
It will not. It slides down to the bottom. I use a universal lid for mine but it is super aggravating.
1504824
the hing on the lid is down about 4 inches or so, so you need at least that much clearance just to get the lid open. if you want it to tip back enough to stay open you will need a little more...I installed it on the tongue of someone's trailer, and seem to recall we needed some space.
1254589
I tried to use these for the same set up and I kept having a problem with the lids not fully closing. My lids were white oak about 12" X 37" and they weren't heavy enough to fully depress the lid stays. (lids popped up about 1/4"-Didn't matter where I installed the lid stays.) I went back to the tried and true Sugatsones. Worked like a champ. Perhaps if your lid is heavier these gas stays will work.
2255822
The lid would open, but not all the way. When the lid is fully open, it is about 36" high.
1043044
Just make sure the lid is placed correctly. It gets in place with just a couple of twists.