Sugestions on bedliners?
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Originally Posted by PitBull
If you ever intend to haul anything with any weight to it with this truck I would not recomend the spray in liner. I had the spray in liner put in my 04 Screw and 20 minutes after picking it up went ot a warehouse to pick up a 350# pallet. After unloading the pallet I noticed that the pallet jack ahd left huge trenches in the beg of my truck. The metal is so thin it was deformed by something as simple as a pallet jack. in my last truck I had a traditional liner and it seemed to give more support to heavy loads. I would in hindsight opt for the corrugated platic liner.
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Originally Posted by RyanSta80
Sorry that your Line-X dealer didn't tell you that you can't put a heavy load on the truck bed right away. They should have told you to wait at least 24 hours before doing any heavy hauling.
As for me I had a Line-X liner in my previous truck and now in my 04 SCAB. I've tossed shovels, rakes, spilled gas on em, hauled heavy air compressors and never had a problem. Plus you can't beat the quality or the warranty. I've seen the Rhino Liner and some other off brands and the quality of the product just doesn't compare.
As for me I had a Line-X liner in my previous truck and now in my 04 SCAB. I've tossed shovels, rakes, spilled gas on em, hauled heavy air compressors and never had a problem. Plus you can't beat the quality or the warranty. I've seen the Rhino Liner and some other off brands and the quality of the product just doesn't compare.
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Originally Posted by Toreador
You but 350lbs in the bed 20 minutes after spray in? This has to be a joke post.
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Originally Posted by Toreador
Exactly. I've carried dozens of heavy furnature appliances (like refrigerators) and the line-X has passed every test with flying colors. I do a lot of hauling in my truck.
