Ladder Truck Rack, Over-Cab, 800 lb, 49" to 64", No-Drill, Elevate Outdoor | Steel contractor rack for pickup beds, clamp-on installation, fits most makes/models
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Features
- NO-DRILLING REQUIRED: Heavy-duty steel rack installs with clamp-on mounts, no drilling required; not compatible with integrated tie-down rails or side-step beds
- SUPPORTS UP TO 800 LBS: Use with or without the rear cargo bar; the width of the rack adjusts from 49" to 64" to accommodate most pickup truck beds
- OVER-CAB DESIGN: Prevents accidental cab damage from long cargo; the weight of the load is distributed over the rack instead of applying pressure on the roof of the cab
- INTEGRATED RAILS & CLEATS: For additional security when transporting cargo, rack has 5" guard rails on the left and right, and comes with four integrated tie-down cleats (one per leg)
- REMOVABLE REAR CARGO BAR: Make room for larger or taller loads; removes without hindering structural performance of the rack
Description
What began as a small assortment of a few bike and truck racks expanded into a selection of vehicle accessories for the outdoor aficionado. We marry quality with affordability because we believe that reliable products shouldn't cost an arm and a leg. We love the outdoors! We are a team of bike riders, kayakers, hikers, hunters and DIYers based right here in the Midwest. We take advantage of the trails, lakes, and woods every chance we get, and we need the right accessories for our outdoor sports.
Color: black
Vehicle Service Type: Truck
Material: Alloy Steel
Brand: Elevate
Item dimensions L x W x H: 132 x 57 x 30.75 inches
Item Weight: 100 pounds
Load Capacity: 800 Pounds
Mounting Type: Clamp-On Bed Mount
Global Trade Identification Number: 90
Automotive Fit Type: Universal Fit
Brand Name: Elevate
Global Trade Identification Number: 90
Manufacturer: Rage Powersports
UPC: 847821008590
Unit Count: 1 Count
Included Components: Apex Contractor Pickup Truck Ladder Rack with Cab Overhang (25' Cab Height)
Item Type Name: Universal Over-Cab Truck Rack - Steel
Model Number: UPUT-RACK-V2
Manufacturer Part Number: UPUT-RACK-V2
Compatible with Vehicle Type: Truck
Load Capacity: 800 Pounds
Mounting Type: Clamp-On Bed Mount
Automotive Fit Type: Universal Fit
Color: black
Material Type: Alloy Steel
Item Dimensions: 132 x 57 x 30.75 inches
Item Weight: 100 pounds
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