Bed Cover

[SStokes]

I pull a gooseneck trailer about 90% of the time with my truck, but occasionally I make a trip without the trailer. When I do it would be handy to have a bed cover of some kind. I think I would like to stick with the vinyl tonneau(sp?) type so I could roll or fold it for easy storage. I've seen one advertised that installs with no drilling and can be removed easily. Anybody have one? How does it work? Any info appreciated. Thanks





Sam Stokes

 

[Cooker]

www.truxedo.com



This may be one to look at. Rolls up quick and easy to load something in the bed, and unrolls quick and easy too. I'm happy with mine.



-Ryan

 

[RKohn]

another option...

Roll-N-Lock. Best of both worlds.

 

[Fish]

SStokes

I have an Adbrook tonneau that has a gasket in the middle made of spandex that you cut to fit tightly around your kingpin. Everything is held down with industrial velcro. I have a generator, firewood, leveling blocks, satelite dish and several plastic boxes to hold odds and ends. There is a little leakage around the gaskets and velcro, but around the edges away from the hitch everything stays dry. Their phone # 800-391-2031

 

[JohnE]

I have an <a href=http://www.accesscover.com/>Access</a> cover on my long bed. It is a tool box special that fits behind my over-the-rail toolbox. Access is the premium line to the Literider sold by Geno's Garage.



Both Truxedo and Access are great covers and beat the old snap or track style covers. IMHO you cannot go wrong with either brand.



diesel on

-John