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I had a scrap 2 x 6 board laying around and after i cut it and made sure i left room to play in the cuts to fit into the brackets I had the Line X dealer spray the board to match the bed. It came out so nice and clean and threw on their logo since they gave me a good deal on painting the board. It also allows my rear bike tire to sit and not slide around. Thank you Rancho Cordova Line X for a job very well done of the truck and the board.
I’ve used a plain ole treated 2x6 for years. I’m kind of surprised no one makes a basic fitted barrier for reasonable money. $250+ is rediculous for the ones that are out there.
Interstingly, as much as trucks have grown in size lately (granted more so in bulk rather than actual measured dimensions), I had to trim mine down about a couple inches to fit in my 2016 vs my 2003 where it last resided.
I had a scrap 2 x 6 board laying around and after i cut it and made sure i left room to play in the cuts to fit into the brackets I had the Line X dealer spray the board to match the bed. It came out so nice and clean and threw on their logo since they gave me a good deal on painting the board. It also allows my rear bike tire to sit and not slide around. Thank you Rancho Cordova Line X for a job very well done of the truck and the board.
Jesus, it just aint working for me. Already spent 30 bucks on pressure treated 2x10 scrap wood. I keep Screwing up on the angle cuts to slip into the Ford bed liner always cutting it short, but the E track clamps give me new hope.😃
Wanted a divider for groceries, a small tool bag, and when we take a small cooler to grill outs. Also, going to have a baby seat base in the middle seat in a few weeks so I dont want to take it out every time I need straps. Didnt want to spend 300 bajillion dollars on the ford divider.
Thanks to this thread it was about 3 dollars for a 2x6 and a leftover can of rubber undercoating! I cut it a tad short so the board is loose but it wont come out.
Wanted a divider for groceries, a small tool bag, and when we take a small cooler to grill outs. Also, going to have a baby seat base in the middle seat in a few weeks so I dont want to take it out every time I need straps. Didnt want to spend 300 bajillion dollars on the ford divider.
Thanks to this thread it was about 3 dollars for a 2x6 and a leftover can of rubber undercoating! I cut it a tad short so the board is loose but it wont come out.
This is exactly what I want to do. Thanks for the photos! Are you guys chamfering the edges of your boards to fit in those slots? I noticed they are shaped differently than the ones on my ‘13, which were a straight groove that would take a square cut board.
07-28-2018, 02:16 AM
