Cargo Bed Management System?
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Cargo Bed Management System?
While moving some furniture this weekend for family, I found myself wishing that my truck had some sort of cargo management system like has been previously found on the F-150.
In short, something like a set of rails mounted to the inside or underside edge of the box with adjustable points along the way for tie-downs, etc.
Has anyone seen anything like that for our Super Duty beds? If so, please let me know. I would really like to add something like that.
Thanks!
-Rob
In short, something like a set of rails mounted to the inside or underside edge of the box with adjustable points along the way for tie-downs, etc.
Has anyone seen anything like that for our Super Duty beds? If so, please let me know. I would really like to add something like that.
Thanks!
-Rob
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...In short, something like a set of rails mounted to the inside or underside edge of the box with adjustable points along the way for tie-downs, etc.
Has anyone seen anything like that for our Super Duty beds? If so, please let me know. I would really like to add something like that.
Has anyone seen anything like that for our Super Duty beds? If so, please let me know. I would really like to add something like that.
Cargo Tie Down Rails & Stud Rings
I'm sure there are others.
Our solution for some of our work pickups was to use Unistrut rails with eyebolts and/or hooks, which work very well and considerably cheaper than custom-made rails, but not particularly attractive, and you need a wrench to adjust or add hook positions. Or the 1x3 oak rails I used on my '71 Dodge, bolted through the inside side of the stake pockets. They're still on there, 40 years and a lot of cargo later.
Joe
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