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RoadtripsOfUnusualSize
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FoD
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I had to at least open it just to touch, nice little surprise inside
Joyride
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Installed mine over the weekend. Only ordered the passenger rear section that seems to be plenty for my needs. Have the Ford pivot box on the driver's side. Sorry for the picture quality, It was very sunny out.
Hank the Tank
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I opted for the Valhalla brand due to only wanting one side. Also, these were the only option when I was looking for a bedside mounting solution. I'm really happy with the setup.
I have moved the med kit inside the cab and mounted my kinetic rope in its place.
I have moved the med kit inside the cab and mounted my kinetic rope in its place.
RoadtripsOfUnusualSize
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I got my BuiltRight install completed this afternoon. I'm guessing the average person could do it in about 20 minutes. It took me an hour because, well, it's me. It's a nice looking product. I'm hoping to carry a pair of folding aluminum motorcycle ramps on mine. The system should be plenty strong enough to handle that.
Secousse
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I have the feeling most people in this forum are the perfectionist type who obsess about their truck, it’s accessories, and the overall finish… so let’s assume it would take pretty much everyone 1+ hour ?I got my BuiltRight install completed this afternoon. I'm guessing the average person could do it in about 20 minutes. It took me an hour because, well, it's me. It's a nice looking product. I'm hoping to carry a pair of folding aluminum motorcycle ramps on mine. The system should be plenty strong enough to handle that.
Looks good!
FoD
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Funny, took me about 20 minutes to put passenger side in this morning ?I got my BuiltRight install completed this afternoon. I'm guessing the average person could do it in about 20 minutes. It took me an hour because, well, it's me. It's a nice looking product. I'm hoping to carry a pair of folding aluminum motorcycle ramps on mine. The system should be plenty strong enough to handle that.
FoD
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I do, that's why it took 20 minutes on the side...10 minutes to neatly try and cut the two plugs free without peeling the liner off...not gunna happen, but a nice job anyway.Only 20 minutes?!
Am I right in assuming you do not have a spray-in bed liner my friend?
Arly
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I've got my right side racks installed and a good start on the shovel n bar mounting system. I'll ty get back into it and take photos. Stupid job gets in the way. 
Arly
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Sorry for the delay guys but here is finnaly a few photos for you. As you can see, I had to make special brackets for all the tie downs rubber clamps thingys. Yes, these tools do get used and in a working trucks bed. 
Can anyone identify what that digging bar is really designed to do?? Yes, its a trick question that I know the answer to.
Can anyone identify what that digging bar is really designed to do?? Yes, its a trick question that I know the answer to.
Secousse
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I unfortunately found the answer by myself: if I install the RetraxPro XR as per specifications (with the 2-degree tilt on the rear clamp), I can't install the BuiltRight bedside rack rear panel.
See picture:
Although BCRIDGE did manage, so I may have to straighten the clamps (see quote below from other thread).
But I'm also planning to install my Wolf Haus Off-Road Bed Power Harness in there (see picture above), so I might just make cut-outs for the clamp and the harness...
Here is mine still need to mount shovel and axe but propane tank mount is on there.
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