Roll top bed covers
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I put a tonneau master roll up on mine and it looks and works great. I have not noticed any leaks yet. Had it for about a month or so. Very low profile and built solid.
http://www.sportmasters.com/
http://www.sportmasters.com/
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Happy with my access cover
I installed an Access cover on mine. It lets a little moisture through, in the car wash. But, other than that, it does a pretty good job. I haven't had much flap in mine. I've got the tension cranked up a little, and I've noticed that it moves A LOT less than many of the soft covers I've seen on the road. The cross supports make a big difference, without them, the cover won't even look good when the truck isn't moving. Flapping... sagging...
I was a little disappointed that the few inches of bed space taken by the cover, made it impossible for me to close the tailgate with a four wheeler onboard... but, until someone creates a quick release model, I'll break out the straps.
I was a little disappointed that the few inches of bed space taken by the cover, made it impossible for me to close the tailgate with a four wheeler onboard... but, until someone creates a quick release model, I'll break out the straps.
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Pace Edwards
I bought a Pace Edwards Roll top a while back, six years ago to be exact. Initially, the roll top works pretty well except it takes up so much room at the front of the bed. However, as the years rolled on the cover wore down... badly. I had the aluminum bars with vinyl top glued on it. The glue was very weak and the vinyl peeled off about four years in. This caused the aluminum bars to dislodge. I called Pace Edwards and they said it was a defect in their original product and the problem was fixed now. However, as far as my roll top was concerned, it was Tough S*** for me. On top of that, the railings collected dirt all the time. I continued to wash them out and lubricate them but it eventually got to be a hassle. To make a long story short, I threw away my rolltop after six years, will never buy a Pace Edwards product again, and now have to spend another $200-$300 on a new tonneau.
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