Anyone recognize this?
This is the only bracket I have left on the truck from the tonneau cover the PO installed.
I wanted to remove them all to clean under them, but every last one of the screws seized and sheered off. Now I would like to figure out who makes it, so I can get replacements from the company.
As far as I can tell it is solid aluminum, and so was the screw. Thanks!
I wanted to remove them all to clean under them, but every last one of the screws seized and sheered off. Now I would like to figure out who makes it, so I can get replacements from the company.
As far as I can tell it is solid aluminum, and so was the screw. Thanks!
i am sure once you get it out you can go to any hardware store and pick up a replacement. is the tannau cover soft? if so there should be a tag on the cover saying who made it. if its a hard top you might be SOL
you can try to match it on Google images? i had to do that with my tool box to find the proper replacement locks
you can try to match it on Google images? i had to do that with my tool box to find the proper replacement locks
I think it's cover craft. I just pulled that one off my truck and have it at home. I'll check the make tonight and re-post.
Also, an easy-out should get that out of there, then just get a replacement from a hardware store.
Also, an easy-out should get that out of there, then just get a replacement from a hardware store.
Well the hard part is removing the sheered screws from the bottom bracket without damaging the bore. The aluminum screws are so tightly in the aluminum brackets, I don't think I'd be able to get them out with out drilling and messing up the threads.
I did some googleing and found what seems to be the unit in question.
http://extang.com/pdf/parts/0115-Cl-and-Bk-Parts.pdf
I emailed the guy in my area, so we shall see what he says.
I did some googleing and found what seems to be the unit in question.
http://extang.com/pdf/parts/0115-Cl-and-Bk-Parts.pdf
I emailed the guy in my area, so we shall see what he says.
Well the hard part is removing the sheered screws from the bottom bracket without damaging the bore. The aluminum screws are so tightly in the aluminum brackets, I don't think I'd be able to get them out with out drilling and messing up the threads.
I did some googleing and found what seems to be the unit in question.
http://extang.com/pdf/parts/0115-Cl-and-Bk-Parts.pdf
I emailed the guy in my area, so we shall see what he says.
I did some googleing and found what seems to be the unit in question.
http://extang.com/pdf/parts/0115-Cl-and-Bk-Parts.pdf
I emailed the guy in my area, so we shall see what he says.

