Can someone provide the maximum span when fully extended? I see from another answer an F-150 is too wide.
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I don't know how wide it expands, but I have a Honda Odyssey and I love this!
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Not sure extending the normal working range is possible. I know that they are excellent shocks and gave imediate improvement to road feel and ride when I replaced the original equip bilsteins after 120k miles though on my stock 2005 extended cab taco
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It will go to 60' or more. I have a 5 foot span to cover and it fits perfectly. I have been very happy.
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I just went out and fully extended the jack, it measured out to 17 1/2" with the lock-out pin. I don't know if that will jack your truck up high enough or not.
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I have an 8 ft truck bed and the distance from the end of my bed to the cigarette lighter cant be more than 15 ft. Its supposed to have a range of 75 ft. but clearly does not.
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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 have a crew cab F-150 with a 5'5 bed and I don't have a problem getting the signal. Every once in a while it will go out but comes right back. I love having this system.
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I went from 15 avg to about 17.5. I do tow a lot, so that included highway, city, and towing. My best road trip unloaded was 18.35. But I ran the transmission tune as well, and setting on HOT!! Great power when you need it! Running with DPF removed is a must to gain any real mileage.
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I'm not sure what the maximum amount is but L.E.D.s have such a low voltage I don't think it matters. I have a pick-up truck with one long strand (an L.E.D. every 1/2 inch) which wraps around the entire bed, about 16ft long. I have power coming straight from the battery routed under the cab to an open area just in front of the rear wheel well. There I have the control unit in a rubber glove 'cable tied' closed (because it's a very wet location) and attached to a bed body brace. I've had it this way for over a year & it's worked great. I have around 20 ft. of range on the remote & it works like a charm every time. I think your major concerns would be hiding the unit, the wires & keeping it dry. I'm not sure what the maximum amount is but L.E.D.s have such a low voltage I don't think it matters. I have a pick-up truck with one long strand (an L.E.D. every 1/2 inch) which wraps around the entire bed, about 16ft long. I have power coming straight from the battery routed under the cab to an open area just in front of the rear wheel well. There I have the control unit in a rubber glove 'cable tied' closed (because it's a very wet location) and attached to a bed body brace. I've had it this way for over a year & it's worked great. I have around 20 ft. of range on the remote & it works... » Read More I'm not sure what the maximum amount is but L.E.D.s have such a low voltage I don't think it matters. I have a pick-up truck with one long strand (an L.E.D. every 1/2 inch) which wraps around the entire bed, about 16ft long. I have power coming straight from the battery routed under the cab to an open area just in front of the rear wheel well. There I have the control unit in a rubber glove 'cable tied' closed (because it's a very wet location) and attached to a bed body brace. I've had it this way for over a year & it's worked great. I have around 20 ft. of range on the remote & it works like a charm every time. I think your major concerns would be hiding the unit, the wires & keeping it dry. « Show Less
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I wish i could measure it for you, but mine went walking a couple months ago. It's probably 30-34 inches long fully extended, but you can always get additional spacer inserts.
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Yes it will be fine. I ran mine into a low fence at a little over 60mph and it survived. The clearance under the fence was 3 inches and the truck stopped instantly under the compression. Broke a front body post but the chassis was just fine.
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Hello long c lin,Thanks for your question. The correct size for your 2015 Ford F-150 is our XLarge-size divider; msp-06, bed width range = 64" to 71". The upper, and lower tube sets are further adjustable 3" to 5" (top to bottom) to accommodate variance in bed width, bed liners, etc.If you have additional questions, please let us know.Thanks,Jerry GreenMerikor EnterprisesCustomer service858-673-1412Toll free (message) 800-259-0277
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I have not had any issues with it at highway speed. I normally travel 70 - 75 and have been well over that with no problems. Adjust the clamps every now and then and it should be fine.
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Bill P. I just back from a 3000 mi. adventure, 09 1500 silverado,pulling a 2500#7x14 single axel trailer with a 1976 Harley FLH. Truck had 900# of gear and total trailer close to 4000#. These Overload springs worked great! Yes, air systems are nice,but for the money you cant get a better deal. I had to monkey around a bit with the set-up but I would start at about half of full tension (full being 1" from truck spring at the U-bolts on overload spring.) see how that works for you. Remember,one-quarter inch in tension is a big ajustment and make sure both springs are the same tension and location on the truck.Worked great ! Bill P. I just back from a 3000 mi. adventure, 09 1500 silverado,pulling a 2500#7x14 single axel trailer with a 1976 Harley FLH. Truck had 900# of gear and total trailer close to 4000#. These Overload springs worked great! Yes, air systems are nice,but for the money you cant get a better deal. I had to monkey around a bit with the set-up but I would start at about half of full tension (full being 1" from truck spring at the U-bolts on overload spring.) see how that works for you. Remember,one-quarter inch in tension is a big ajustment and make sure both springs are the same tension and... » Read More Bill P. I just back from a 3000 mi. adventure, 09 1500 silverado,pulling a 2500#7x14 single axel trailer with a 1976 Harley FLH. Truck had 900# of gear and total trailer close to 4000#. These Overload springs worked great! Yes, air systems are nice,but for the money you cant get a better deal. I had to monkey around a bit with the set-up but I would start at about half of full tension (full being 1" from truck spring at the U-bolts on overload spring.) see how that works for you. Remember,one-quarter inch in tension is a big ajustment and make sure both springs are the same tension and location on the truck.Worked great ! « Show Less
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Not sure. Unlimited models seem to have differences than a regular Wrangler. I'd check with the seller.
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Funny I got this email right after I loaded my 32" wide board. Yes, will be fine. Length doesn't matter except for the particular vehicle. I take my 8'6 SUP on a bmw 530i. Don't like it at highway speeds, but Surface streets ok.
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Sorry i thought you meant maximum. We ordered it for the maximum. They will ask for the vin number and confirm too.