Tonneau cover bed rack?

[Mattyboy93]

Not as relevant for you since you already have a cover, but I love the combo of the Roll-n-lock with the Overland Ruff Rax.

I love that color! And I like that rack. Another option to look at! That rack hangs over the bed it looks. How far off the bed rails is it?

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[OldSarge]

I love that color! And I like that rack. Another option to look at! That rack hangs over the bed it looks. How far off the bed rails is it?

The Ruff Rax can attach to the rail system that is an option from Rollnlock; here’s a pic of it during assembly that will give a better idea of how it integrates.
I love this setup. Have been through Colorado Utah Arkansas New Mexico and Texas - rock solid

 

[CdnGriff]

In somewhat related news ... I bought the Lost Canyon bedrack because it was recommedned as "tonneau compatible".

Hot tip: It is NOT compatible with the MOPAR roll up tonneau cover.

Money lost, lesson learned, seeking new advice.

Wanted the Voodoo Max but cross border fees and exchange rates (and I have to assume now tariffs) make it out of reach for this guy.

 

[Beach Buggy]

I used Adarack Aluminum Series uprights and cross bars, but ordered the F150 size to get taller uprights so I could carry surfboards with the soft top open. I custom made mounts that bolt to the trail rails and allow use of the factory soft tonneau cover. Super strong, super rigid and functional as can be. I added the Overland side bars to make the entire setup as rigid as possible. Good system without the erector set look, and you can order anything A la carte, and are not required to purchase a ”kit” and wind up with parts you don’t want. https://www.agricover.com/adarac/

 

[NewGladdyOWNR]

The Ruff Rax can attach to the rail system that is an option from Rollnlock; here’s a pic of it during assembly that will give a better idea of how it integrates.
I love this setup. Have been through Colorado Utah Arkansas New Mexico and Texas - rock solid

I saw this rack on one of the forged 4x4 builds. It’s pretty badass. Apparently it’s all steel. Any idea how much it weighs?

 

[OldSarge]

I saw this rack on one of the forged 4x4 builds. It’s pretty badass. Apparently it’s all steel. Any idea how much it weighs?

I would guess between 125-150 lbs. the steel is thin so you get the strength of steel without excessive weight.

I really love this rack, gives a lot of room inside because of the shape and a lot of versatility for mounting.

 

[NewGladdyOWNR]

I would guess between 125-150 lbs. the steel is thin so you get the strength of steel without excessive weight.

I really love this rack, gives a lot of room inside because of the shape and a lot of versatility for mounting.

Awesome! I have the roll n lock as well and one thing I loved about this rack is how it still utilizes the space up by the canister. If you have any pics of how it mounts up there I'd love to see them.

 

[OldSarge]

Awesome! I have the roll n lock as well and one thing I loved about this rack is how it still utilizes the space up by the canister. If you have any pics of how it mounts up there I'd love to see them.

Just got back from a trip and need to unload to take some pics. I mount my inverter, DC charger and switch panel fuse box under there. It definitely takes some space but I utilize the rest.

 

[OldSarge]

Awesome! I have the roll n lock as well and one thing I loved about this rack is how it still utilizes the space up by the canister. If you have any pics of how it mounts up there I'd love to see them.

here you go, pic of the current setup. Inverter, DC charger and Auxbeam fuse panel mounted under the Roll-n-lock. The canister for the RNL is about 10” deep and under it is a touch less than 12” of space. Hope this helps.

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