What should I get and not get to hold loose items in an F150 bed? Thanks.
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I just hook the 4 cargo net corners to the corner brackets in my 1998 Tacoma bed. To engage more hooks, I suppose I would run a rope, wire, etc around the bed's inside perimeter, and hook cargo net to that.
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I don't know, this product looks fantastic.When I took it out and hooked on it exactly I want it, until I had about 50 miles an hour that fell apart.
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Sorry can't help you...my future x husband left with it in April...he liked it so much he bought a truck to move it.
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Not in my truck. I can't recommend the DU-HA for rifle storage. I threw out all the internal dividers and just use it for under seat storage. It does keep all my junk from rolling around all over the place. I personally would use a high quality rifle case that can be locked.
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Thanks! Trying to consolidate what I carry. That would be no good if I lost it altogether so a pouch would be best. Thanks for your answer!
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I got the one for ford F 1-50 with 5.5 ft bed. you'd probably want to get one designed for a ram. i'm sure they make them.
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No the cover its self does not lock but when I lock my tailgate the bed is locked. So you can leave items secured in the bed as long as you trucks back tailgate has a lock on it. I have a gmc 2013 sierra if that helps
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I've had the bedrug in my last 2 trucks. These things are great. I haul many things from raw lumber to our vacation luggage. While on a fishing trip I'veeven slept on it. Better than a blow-up matteress.
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Oh yes nothing should be loose when you're finished. There will be some shank visible on each bolt. I reversed the bolts so that the flat end faced inward as to not tear into my cargo bag...if that makes any sense.You should tighten everything with a socket wrench. Good luck!
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My Father has a 2002 F-150 extra cab, with 6 foot bed Snugtop and it held just fine.
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To the nay Sayers. Go to sears and buy a tool box or just keep using the same bucket you always have. My box has several thousand dollars in tools in it and has lived in the back of my truck for two years. I have shipped it. I have flown with it. Even slung it out the back of my truck in Dallas. It's hard core. The top section has my electronics in it and all I have is a cilica he'll pack in it and have never seen any most outré or condensation. Even going from 100+ out side to 68 deg server room and then back out. There are cheaper solutions out there but there is a reason that this box is standard issue. To the nay Sayers. Go to sears and buy a tool box or just keep using the same bucket you always have. My box has several thousand dollars in tools in it and has lived in the back of my truck for two years. I have shipped it. I have flown with it. Even slung it out the back of my truck in Dallas. It's hard core. The top section has my electronics in it and all I have is a cilica he'll pack in it and have never seen any most outré or condensation. Even going from 100+ out side to 68 deg server room and then back out. There are cheaper solutions out there but there is a reason that this box is... » Read More To the nay Sayers. Go to sears and buy a tool box or just keep using the same bucket you always have. My box has several thousand dollars in tools in it and has lived in the back of my truck for two years. I have shipped it. I have flown with it. Even slung it out the back of my truck in Dallas. It's hard core. The top section has my electronics in it and all I have is a cilica he'll pack in it and have never seen any most outré or condensation. Even going from 100+ out side to 68 deg server room and then back out. There are cheaper solutions out there but there is a reason that this box is standard issue. « Show Less
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Get several pieces of the double side Velcro and put on bed and caddy. That should work if items in caddy are not too heavy.
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I have an 06 f150. It was too big and junk. Its a cover that sticks with tape.
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We have hauled taller items that required only having part of the bed open. We found this works better when you secure the open sections - with a bungee or other cord - to minimize those sections being affected by turbulence while driving.
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Any full size box. Vented or sealed. No truck style box though the magnet is way too big for that. I went with the 12" PROBOX enclosure. It sounds great!
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We keep our's under a tonneau cover when not in use. If remember correctly they make a pin that you can use a lock with instead of a cotter pin.
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I have a 2013 f150 and I believe your bed is a different design than mine. The best way to find out would be through your ford dealer and see if your dimensions are the same as a regular f150. Sorry I wish I was more help.
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Yes the drawers are secure. You have to lift 1/4 invh to pull and slide. If in the truck, I dont think they will slide by themselfs.