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Oct 19, 2008 | 05:29 PM

#16

tac53parsons

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Originally Posted by SAlexander

I bought mine at TSC too. It was $339. I got the ''low profile, super deep'' one. I figured that now that I have my F350 Flatbed, I could give up some bed space in comfy truck. This one is made by Delta. Seems to be Delta's second quality line, but it works for me. The store did have to order it for me. This one is not regularly stocked by the stores.

http://www.tractorsupply.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay_10551_10001_34069_-1______14297|14326|14327|34069?listingPage=true&Sp ecial=false

I'm glad your having luck with this one. I went through 3 of these. The paint kept coming off. I went with a powder coated version.

Oct 19, 2008 | 06:03 PM

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mstiles19

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From: the woodzies

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Originally Posted by jnbehling

I just picked up a chrome diamond plate Tractor Supply box today. Found it on Craiglist for $60. It's the same style as Mstiles19. I almost didn't buy it because it doesn't come out to the edge of the bed, but it doesn't look like it does for anyone else in these pictures. I'm sure I could do more searching, but I figured I'd ask you guys in this thread. Any ideas on how to bolt it down? It's gonna sit in my bedroom until I can figure it out.

use a bolt that has a hook on the end...and just put it through the box and onto the bedrail.

Oct 19, 2008 | 06:28 PM

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Gage2502

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From: Northern IL

I have a Kobalt from Lowes on mine paid about $270 for it, a few months later the Lowes in Chicago discontinued them because its a city store so I bought another one for $50 what a deal. Also Better Built make the Kobalt Box. I really like mine.
~Gage~

Oct 19, 2008 | 06:37 PM

#19

tnau664

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I traded my bed-over box for an inbed style. The box is just at the top of the liner. I really like the clean look. It's a front opener that I can open from the ground, but my DW can not. Might be a consideration.

Also, it's easier to take out if you need more bed space. I keep a chain in one corner to lock it in. (It's out now.)

Terry

Oct 19, 2008 | 06:54 PM

#20

inverted99

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From: Georgia

Here is my box by Delta, not fancy but functional. Holds all my tools, tow straps, chains, come-a-long, ratchet straps, etc.. Took it off my old F-350 and put it on this one. Showing a ding here and there and some rust spots but I don't care. Take care...Jeff

Oct 19, 2008 | 07:50 PM

#21

swengle

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Here is my tool box on my 2005 F250 PS, a Weatherguard.

truck/tool_box

It was not cheap, but worth it. Got it at the same time as the Ranchhand headache rack and grill guard.

It's aluminum and opens from the side, gull wing style. I had the exact same on my 2001 F250. Very rugged, I regularly stand on top of it to take pictures. Solid locks.

If I need the full depth of the bed, It's 4 bolts and 10 minutes to remove.

Steve

Oct 19, 2008 | 08:08 PM

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high ho silver

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From: Georgia

Beware of the black ones. My son-in-law got gasoline from a gas can on his and it is eating the black paint right off. And guess what is underneath..... Yes you guessed it, chrome. He got his from TSC.