Undercover Swing Case
Old Fart
Joined: Mar 2016
Posts: 2,244
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From: Mesquite NV
I pulled mine off my 2016 and put them on my 2018. Yes they will hold all that and no drilling required. I have both driver side and passenger side cases.
If you have box cleats you will lose the use of them.
Install video:
If you have box cleats you will lose the use of them.
Install video:
Last edited by remltr; Nov 3, 2018 at 07:11 AM.
American member
Joined: Dec 2011
Posts: 6,651
Likes: 1,063
From: North of Boston Ma.
Had them on my 14. Miss them like crazy on my 18..!
Gave both away for a $100 bucks. I'm not sure why I did that thinking back...
I'm thinking of getting the passenger side at least. When I do, I'm raising them up as far as I can this time. I never opened them while they were latched, anything over 3/4 of an inch laying on the bed would always get in the way.
It may be a moot point with the new bracket design anyways..
Gave both away for a $100 bucks. I'm not sure why I did that thinking back...
I'm thinking of getting the passenger side at least. When I do, I'm raising them up as far as I can this time. I never opened them while they were latched, anything over 3/4 of an inch laying on the bed would always get in the way.
It may be a moot point with the new bracket design anyways..
Last edited by Masi1926; Nov 3, 2018 at 07:18 AM.
Member
Joined: May 2018
Posts: 75
Likes: 26
From: Marlton, NJ
I bought the driver side one used around here a few months ago. I may remove it. It does get in the way of anything in the bed, and doesn't swing fully clear of a tonneau cover to open the lid fully.
Last edited by DrewNJ; Nov 5, 2018 at 06:38 AM.
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Joined: Mar 2016
Posts: 7,383
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From: Georgia On My Mind
Got 'um. Love 'um. Won't leave home without 'um.
They are certainly not heavy (firefighter tuff) quality, which I usually complain about when things are not heavy duty.
That said, man, I luv 'em. Easy five minute bolt on. No drill. Swing out and put all my truck stuff on the passenger side. IE-jumpers, tie-downs, hydraulic jack, lug wrench, 2x6 wood block ect.
Driver's side: motorcycle tie-downs, two ****** ropes, axe, shovel, bumper hooks and trailer hitch stuff.
BINGO. All the stuff at easy reach, quick access when needed.
Some sidenotes, I do have a tonneau covering them and I do keep padlocks on the back of the swing cases so they are hard to steal. I did not have to pay for them as they were a Father's Day (?) gift.
Rock on!
They are certainly not heavy (firefighter tuff) quality, which I usually complain about when things are not heavy duty.
That said, man, I luv 'em. Easy five minute bolt on. No drill. Swing out and put all my truck stuff on the passenger side. IE-jumpers, tie-downs, hydraulic jack, lug wrench, 2x6 wood block ect.
Driver's side: motorcycle tie-downs, two ****** ropes, axe, shovel, bumper hooks and trailer hitch stuff.
BINGO. All the stuff at easy reach, quick access when needed.
Some sidenotes, I do have a tonneau covering them and I do keep padlocks on the back of the swing cases so they are hard to steal. I did not have to pay for them as they were a Father's Day (?) gift.
Rock on!
