I have 96 chevy s10 and I don't know the size of the bed. However, can I use or put extension ladder which has a 32' on the bed?
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Mason if your asking about putting a 32' ladder in your s10 your looking to have at least half of your ladder hanging over. But if it's an extension ladder and is only 16 ft long it won't be a problem at all. It's a fine product I use mine a lot.
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I am assuming the 32' extension ladder would be around 16' in the "closed" position. If so, I would think you would be able to haul it in the bed of your truck with this bed extender. The longest item I have hauled was a bundle of 12' 2x6's but I didn't feel that I was "maxing out" on the extender's length limit in doing so. You should consider weighing down the ladder end in the bed with a couple bags of sand and definitely secure the ladder well to the extender and bed. I have not used my extender in the raised position where you would carry the ladder on your truck cab roof and the raised extender but that would be another and possibly better option with this carrier. I am assuming the 32' extension ladder would be around 16' in the "closed" position. If so, I would think you would be able to haul it in the bed of your truck with this bed extender. The longest item I have hauled was a bundle of 12' 2x6's but I didn't feel that I was "maxing out" on the extender's length limit in doing so. You should consider weighing down the ladder end in the bed with a couple bags of sand and definitely secure the ladder well to the extender and bed. I have not used my extender in the raised position where you would carry the ladder on your truck... » Read More I am assuming the 32' extension ladder would be around 16' in the "closed" position. If so, I would think you would be able to haul it in the bed of your truck with this bed extender. The longest item I have hauled was a bundle of 12' 2x6's but I didn't feel that I was "maxing out" on the extender's length limit in doing so. You should consider weighing down the ladder end in the bed with a couple bags of sand and definitely secure the ladder well to the extender and bed. I have not used my extender in the raised position where you would carry the ladder on your truck cab roof and the raised extender but that would be another and possibly better option with this carrier. « Show Less
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I would not. Your truck bed is probably 6' long and the extension would give you maybe another 6' but that would leave way too much unsupported for your ladder.
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How long is your truck bed? A standard 6' or longer bed will accommodate the extra two feet. If you are in a short bed I don't recommend it.
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AS already mentioned, if the rung spacing is typical of a standard extension ladder it will work fine. I looked at the MT22 but couldn't find the rung spacing mentioned anywhere.
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If you order for the correct bed size (Chevy has 3 sizes) it fits perfectly. It is heavy enough that it will not budge. Very good product.
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I put mine in a 2012 Chevy Silverado with a 5.6 bed. You will come up short on your bed. There is no extra length. Check some other part numbers.
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This will only fit my Silverado Extended cab perfectly. The width is 60 inches and the length is around 79 to 80 inches so this will be short for you. You may have just a regular truck. You can use it but there will be a gap on the length.
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Merv, I'm guessing your question is about the 48" extension for the Torklift SuperHitch? If you have the SuperHitch with two receiver slots, then the 48" extension should be universal and fit. The assembly of the 48" extension is easy, but it ways a ton! Don't forget that you will need the 48" trailer light/brake cable extension as well. I have called the help line/technical guys at Torklift several times and they are great! They told me which items & part numbers I needed for my 2012 F250 short bed and were very knowledgeable. Good luck! Mark
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Best option is to use a tape measure and see if the dimensions in the ad will work out. The kit includes 4 mounting 'lugs' which must be screwed into the paneling/upholstery (may not be ideal depending on how original-condition you want to keep your car). However, I found the storage unit fit quite handily in the bed of my full size pickup.
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The height is the actual height when attached to the bed. The large ladder should be tall enough for any standard set of bunk beds. I had to trim several inches off mine (enough to remove one step). Better to trim a little than to have it be too short. The ladder is very sturdy and easy to assemble. The bottom of the ladder is tapered so it sits flush on the floor when leaning up against the bed.
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It should not be a problem. Just check the measurements on your tail gate to the top of ladder. Should be fine
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I would think so because it adjusts. I have a short "box" Chevy Silverado and the rack will extend to accommodate a longer bed. There are two different ways to bolt onto the bed, depending on where your holes are. Everything (hardware) came with the rack that I needed. Hope that helps!
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If you have a 4-dr (Crew cab) I think you want the 87" model. The 80" model works well with the extended cab. I have the 80" version on my extended cab and am very happy with them.
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From what I could find, there is no difference between the 04 bed and my 03. So, yes I am sure it will work fine. I installed the frame mount myself with no problems.
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Distance between steps is 10 inches. I have a 07 Silverado quad cab with 4 wheel drive. Ladder does touch the ground for my truck. Ladder is great and has flat steps about 4 inches wide. Great buy and great ladder
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I don't have a bed extender but since the cover sits on top of the bed rails, I would say yes. If you have tie down rails (I don't) you need to check with the mfg to make sure to get the right model # to fit the truck.
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I can't answer your question but I would advise taking a photo of the bed and all the dimensions and head over to a Home Depot manager and hopefully they can help. Good luck!
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Just to clarify, Chevy has two short beds. One is 5 foot 8 inches which is 69 inches. If you have the 69 inch bed it will fit perfectly. If you have the six foot bed go one size up. Not sure what the folks saying no r talking about also have this for my truck and it's great.