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Old 01-12-2011, 10:48 PM
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If it's a crossover toolbox (the kind that sits on the bed rails) you can use either j-bolts or just drill through the box into the bed rail and bolt it down. I secured mine with j-bolts that I covered with some stout vinyl hose.
 
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Originally Posted by aarons ram
I was hoping that wouldnt happen, how do you delete it?
I haven't figured out how to delete posts, maybe someone else can chime in. I only found it because I replied to your other post and then came in this one and didn't see my post.
 
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Originally Posted by slider15004x4
Probably because you have two identical posts going.
was afraid that would happen, how do you delete it?
 
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Originally Posted by slider15004x4
Probably because you have two identical posts going.
Originally Posted by MedicNathan
They stay pretty well with just friction. You said it slid right off your old one....

Some tool boxes will have a hook or two to help them hang on, but metal on metal has a rather high static friction, especially if you load your tool box up. and unless your trying to off road with a tool box...
Well when i put the box on my new one, it really did slide right off. It woldnt be safe to drive it if not attacted.



Like it said i would just bold it down if the other side could open..
 
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Old 01-12-2011, 10:55 PM
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I am having HORRIBLE luck posting today..double posts, quoting phrases i didnt mean..just sucks
 
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Originally Posted by aarons ram
was afraid that would happen, how do you delete it?
Send a Private Message to a Moderator explaining your situation and a link to the thread you want deleted.
 
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Originally Posted by slider15004x4
I haven't figured out how to delete posts, maybe someone else can chime in. I only found it because I replied to your other post and then came in this one and didn't see my post.
Anyone know how?
 
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Send a Private Message to a Moderator explaining your situation and a link to the thread you want deleted.
Message sent, thanks.


I want to appolgize to everyone for this noob-infested mess i have created.
 
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your frame bent?
 
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Originally Posted by dodgeram07
your frame bent?
that is exactly what i was think with how far that bumper is pushed in
 
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