#Ram box bed for sale full

250″ thick steel base plates that contour to the factory bed lines, the base plates replace the plastic caps in each corner and have rubber isolator pads underneath to prevent scratches to the truck and rack. The total weight of the rack and two crossbars is right at only 100lbs. The rack and crossbars are all joined using in-house CNC machined clamps – dead simple, reliable, and extremely strong – which allow for the crossbars to be moved anywhere along the straight section of the rack or to be completely removed. The crossbars are also constructed of 2.0x.120″ DOM to provide high load capacity while keeping a light weight.

#Ram box bed for sale full

Diamondback (Will not be able to open fully, but will still have full function due to its gas-strut assist)Ĭonstruction: The rack is formed from premium 2.0″x.120″ DOM steel tubing to appropriately match the aesthetics and lines of the truck and to provide a very stout rack which requires no additional reinforcement or gusseting.Armor-Coated fasteners for the high-use threads of the clamping elements.Stainless steel fasteners to secure the main rack to the bed.

All-weather Rubber Isolator Pads to prevent metal-on-metal contact of the rack and the truck bed and to add traction.Complete with liners to add traction and prevent powder-coat-on-powder-coat contact.Contact us if you are considering running this rack and a tonneau so we can look at the mounting interface together. If using a folding tonneau you will not be able to fully open any panel as it will contact a crossbar or your cargo, though folding tonneaus can be fully used if no crossbars or cargo are present on the rack. Most roll-up tonneaus can be installed and be fully functional in combination with the rack. All tie-down tabs and baseplates are machined deburred to prevent any abrasion or cutting of your rope or webbing.Īdditional to these features, the rack was also designed with the intent of clearing tonneau covers. The base plates which mount the rack to the truck each have a welded tie-down tab to accept either hooks, rope or webbing to control any large cargo you may haul. The side bars safely clear the RamBoxes when they are open, while keeping any cargo such as a Rooftop Tent as low as we can to maintain a healthy center of gravity and to keep cargo accessible. The front of the rack has a CNC formed contour to avoid blocking the third brake light (CHMSL), while tying the two sides together. This allows for full-height items to be loaded into the truck such as dirt bikes, and adds the utility that when a tall and bulky item is loaded into the bed, it can be surrounded by the crossbars to add stability to the item. The unique design of the rack and load-bearing crossbars allows the rack to be broken down for shipping or storage, and for the crossbars to be moved to any location along the length of the rack, or completely removed. This rack is everything you want it to be when you need a rack, and is completely out of the way when you need open bed space.

Most people don't even notice it unless I point it out to them.This rack has been designed specifically to provide a well thought out bed rack for the RamBox equipped Ram chassis that is both versatile and accommodating of the great features that the RamBoxes and Cargo Management give us. I've tried many other solutions for a bed divider, and none of them even come close to the convenience of this divider. It also works to help secure lumber in the bed when the tailgate is down. And it converts to a bed extender for items which are too long for the bed. Lots of adjustment points for keeping things at the back of the bed. You can also get the bed divider/extender, that works only with the rambox beds. That's only half of the versatility of the rambox option for me. There are lots of other options for additional storage that you can add aftermarket.īut for me, it's not just the bed-side storage boxes. Since you've never had them you really don't know what you're missing. People have been driving and using pickups for decades without them. Of course no one needs the rambox option. Click to expand.It's funny to me that you're quantifying this as a need.