Bed Cover
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Joined: Jun 1999
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From: Bander, TX (Hill Country)
Originally Posted by Super Blue F350
Any good suggestions on a folding or easily removeable bed cover for a 08 F350 long bed
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From: Saskatoon, SK, CA
I like the Truxedo LoPro - second truck I have had this tonneau cover on. I love the fact that I get full use of my box when rolled up and it is very quick to remove completely when I haul my quad. You also get use of your bed rails when it is closed.
I had a Roll N Lock on my last truck before I moved up to one of these and it took up about 8 inches of bed space and froze up in the winter all the time.
I had a Roll N Lock on my last truck before I moved up to one of these and it took up about 8 inches of bed space and froze up in the winter all the time.
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Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Pa
Undercover.
Only around $600, removes in less than a minute, seals up the bed nice, is very light and you can stand on the top of it.
I've had mine for over a year and really like it.
Only around $600, removes in less than a minute, seals up the bed nice, is very light and you can stand on the top of it.
I've had mine for over a year and really like it.
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Joined: Nov 2005
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From: New Hampshire
I've got an Undercover. It's a rigid plastic type. I can remove it solo but need some help putting it back on. Suppose if I had to I could even get it back on with a little thought. Me and the wife usually just plop it back on and fasten the connectors.
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+1 on the Retrax cover. I have had mine for 3 years and done everything you can do to it. It has performed perfectly and I have never experienced a leak. Also caught both of my children walking on it from time to time - no ill effects. While the price is high, the quality is great and you will really like it.
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I'll second the excellent experience with Truxedo LoPro. 2yrs of use and it still looks and works great. I roll it up and secure it at the front of the bed while towing a fifth wheel or hauling large items. Once disconnected, I roll it out and cover the bed. All items left in the bed are now out of sight/out of mind.
Last winter there was 3'+ of snow on the cover and no stretching or coming loose.
I haul seasoned hardwood (for furniture building) here in the rainy N.W. and the cover keeps the bed quite dry.
Good luck.
Last winter there was 3'+ of snow on the cover and no stretching or coming loose.
I haul seasoned hardwood (for furniture building) here in the rainy N.W. and the cover keeps the bed quite dry.
Good luck.
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You might want to consider the Truxedo Deuce. It is the first soft roll-up, hinged tonneau cover combination. You can roll the cover all the way to the front and secure it when you want to have full use of your bed. And it also can hinge open at the front so you can easily store items near the cab. You can just flip open the front without having to unroll the whole cover. It has all the great features of the Truxedo Lo Pro, but with the hinge option, also.
Check out our website for more details.
http://www.truxedo.com/deuce/deuce.html
Check out our website for more details.
http://www.truxedo.com/deuce/deuce.html