Would you be able to put this over a truck bed with a toolbox?
1034225
I don't have a toolbox on my bed, but if i did, i don't think it would work because it needs to be flush across the bed and would not mount properly not unless you modified the tent in someway. maybe you should called the manufacture with more details
1034226
You would be able to as long as the the tool box you have doesn't have the wings that sit on the rails of ur truck. In other words if ur tool box is flush with the rails ur good.
1034227
Yes so long as box not larger than inside rails. u will loose inside space. Best tent ever!
1034228
Yes, you should be able to. It's a great tent and when we camp on the beach have people stop all the time to ask us about it.
1034229
depends on type of tool box. If it is the type that sits on bed rails, that would be questionable. A box that sits in the bed, Yes
1034230
Yes, as long as the tool box is not higher than the pick up bed rails. The three steel bows for this tent set on the pick up bed rails.
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.
517528
Yes. I had a bedliner in my truck as well. As long as the bedliner ilfits under the bed rail and not over as the cover snaps under bed rail
2096438
Technically yes, but the box is very light duty and could easily be broken into if left exposed in the back of a open truck bed.
1197673
Yes you can use this rack with a tool box. I have this rack on my 2012 Silverado extended cab. Simply move the first crossbar mount (the one closest to the cab) back. Mine is about 24 inches from the cab. Crew cab? You might run out of bed length... Let me know if you have any questions about my set up.
487062
I think it would be waterproof enough, but I'm not sure I would use it as a tool box. I would consider using it as a box to store things like jumper cables and emergency supplies, but when i had a tool box in my truck, it got rough service of throwing and pulling tools in and out of it daily - I don't think it would last long under those conditions.
884576
No, it would not work unless you removed the toolbox when using the cover, and removed the cover when using the toolbox. Otherwise the two would interfere with each other.
329037
This wagon actually has a small trunk in the rear of it. You would probably have to fabricate something to attach a trailer to it above the truck. Depending on the weight of the trailer and what's being carried in it, it may not be a difficult task. Just remember there's not a lot of reinforcement there because it's just plastic.
2004826
it would be in large pieces, the screen is screwed together and the base would have to be unscrewed so I would say no unless you had a truck or SUV you could lay the large pieces in.
1111994
We used ours on top of our car, not a truck bed, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. Size-wise would probably be no problem, just laying it on the floor. Securing it with the straps to keep it from sliding might be a bit tricky unless you have rails somewhere to attach to. You could also use a non-skid mat under it to help keep it in place. Good luck!
1363760
You could but the frame sits right in the middle of the top of the bed so when mounting the tool box you would have to mount it further towards the middle of the bed so the cover clears the rack frame. I also put a bar between the front and the back racks so it would be more sturdy, I made my own but they sell it too. I suggest looking on you tube to see if they show this rack and you can see how it mounts and what problems you might have mounting the tool box.
2040515
I'd say yes but would be careful if it's a larger polynut and very thin sheetmetal, you might distort it. I used larger ones than what come in this kit to mount a bed extender in my truck. It came out great.
122398
You need an 8ft truck bed. I have a truck box in my bed that takes up 2ft of that but the tent installs over that as well with no problem because the side rails are 6ft so I just pushed them all the way back.
649443
No I have a truck and the best solution is the either make the box with the right dimensions or order a custom box for your truck, but this can be pretty pricy.
70842
You could but it would require your obtaining and attaching hardware to secure it etc. You would need to be careful not to split the wood of the bed. However, should be able to be done.
985286
Possible if it isn't rough concrete & has a finish on it. Would recommend using dolly jacks on wheels. They can be rented from most tool rental places.
1708272
It could go over a box spring since this is a mattress. I would think that I it went over a mattress it might be a little too soft.