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Someone at work has 2 of em. one on his Tundra with a spray in bedliner and that one because of the texture grips like a bastage with weight on it. it makes for a really tough time to "Winch" the load rearward. The Dodge he has is not linered ... . yet and that one glides the load out because of the reduced friction.
I used one back in the mid 90's on a Ford Ranger and it worked good. I used it when re-doing my back yard landscaping on anything from small boulders and river rock to top soil. The Ranger didn't have a bed liner so it pulled smoothly accross the bed.
I've had one for about a dozen years. Works well as long as you don't overload it. I would say it works best with less than a 2000 pound load, I've used it with over 3000 pounds in the bed. Used it mostly for pea gravel, 1 1/2" river rock and fill dirt. It will not work well with sprayed in bed liner, but with the plastic oem liner, it works great.
For $80 it's a deal. I think they were close to double that when they first came out.
I've had one for years. Works very well as long as I don't overload. To get it to slide easily, I put a sheet of hard board smooth side up in the floor of the bed under the Load Handler. It then slides easily over my sprayed in bed liner and hitch rails.