What does it get hooked onto in the bed of the truck and can it be put in multiple places
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Hi there, This accessory just has 2 loops to attach. I have 2 caribeener clips that I use to attach it to the built in hooks in my truck bed. You need something to attach it to holds that are already on the bed. Zip ties would work fine...
1806038
The loops on the end of the cargo net get hooked in and around the bed cleats. You can put it in as many places as the bed cleats can adjust to. There are other ways you can attach the cargo net but the instructions included intend it to be used with the bed cleats.
1806039
The hooks on the side of the rails on the bed.. multiple uses . I use it for lots of stuff not just my truck.
1806040
was purchased for my daughter but I know she attaches both sides to the rail sliding knobs and those slide to various positions.
1806041
The net doesn't come with D rings or S hooks and you will have to buy those. When you buy those, you can hook the net to the bottom of the truck bed and place anything in the net to keep it from moving around inside the truck bed.
1806042
I purchased two swing open and close hooks from the auto store and attached them inside my bed.
889061
There is Velcro along the sides of the bed and locks by "hooking" under grooves near the tailgate area
1434633
Depends on the the type of system that holds the toneau system to the bed of the truck.
211160
The product picture shows the strap on top but there is a point on the bottom to compete the loop. So what you have are short strap loops and long strap loops. In my case, I ran the short connectors on the bottom and the long on top. I pulled the long strap through the plastic guides of the bottom short strap in order to snug it up. This was on a hitch basket but I imagine you could do something similar if there are some guides to run the straps through in your truck bed. Preferably, along your rear window.
518166
I would put it in an milk crate and secure the crate to the truck. Also put something In the crate to restrict it from rattling around
642066
Just by friction if you choose to do that. The screw mechanism forces the mount under the lip of the side rail. It would work better on a standard size truck bed than my Toyota. I ended up screwing into the bed on the bottom and the side rail inside lip to make it more secure. There are holes for that purpose in the mount.
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No but you could drill holes and bolt it down. It is more of a rolling cargo box.one would be able to bolt a hasp to the bottom and lock it to the truck. I use a steel cable through the handle and an I bolt in the bed of my pickup.
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I have a Nissan Frontier, which has a built in channels to secure cargo into the bed of the truck. So, I tie it down with a cargo strap. This storage container is not designed to be attached to the truck bed itself.
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I use it as a slave tank for my diesel pickup. It is secured to the bed of the pickup. I transfer the fuel via a transfer pump. On long trips I have the option of filling up at stations that are less expensive.
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It will fit in the back of a pickup truck my husband hauls it in his ram short bed with the tail gate up it but does hang over. One man can lift it but it is awkward to move alone. If you are sliding it off the truck into a lake or pond and sliding it back on a truck it can be done alone.
1720030
This can be used on any vehicle that has a trailer hitch ball and can fit in your truck bed.
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The two brackets shown in front of the box can be attached to the bed of a truck if you choose to do so. When the box is open there are mechanisms that lock into the brackets. They can only be activated or deactivated when the top is open. I am attaching the brackes to the back of my travel trailer so the box is able to haul items used to set up the camper.
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It can do both. It has two kind of L-shaped feet that can hook over the edge of something if one wants to set it up that way. It does not have to be hooked over anything, but can be rested up against a tailgate or bumper if need be.
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This cover sets on top of the bed side rails so if you have anything on the bed rails now you will have to remove it. This cover almost overhangs the truck bed so that if you have water on the cover it will run off on the outside of the truck. Hope this helps
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I think it will depend on the bed liner. It has to clamp up under the inside lip of the truck bed. I had a Tundra with a plastic bed liner that went up the inside wall of the bed and terminated under the lip of the bed. This would not have worked well, if at all, with that bed liner. My current truck, on which I use this, has a spray-on bed liner so poses no problems.
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another answer to your question. great buy. if you climb into the bed of the truck for anything, you will love it.
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I just put it in my compartment in front. or lay it in my truck bed when wet. I have scene it attach to front rails and rear bumper. really depends on your trailer and preference