Lund Tonneau Cover
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06-18-2009, 05:40 PM
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Lund Tonneau Cover
Anyone have a lund cover? I found some for fairly cheap for my dak and was just wondering if anyone had one and liked it? Which kind? I can get 5 different ones, a roll up, a tri-fold, a snap one, peel and seal, and a lift up one. I'm thinkin about goin with the snap, peel and seal, or the roll up.
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i have the the side velcro and a snap at the bed it works awesome and love it but if i was to get another one i would get a hard one they are the best and look the best it all depends on what you are using the bed for i use it to haul me sled and atv so i need to be able to take it on and off fast but dont want snow in my bed so thats why i got this style
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06-18-2009, 07:37 PM
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I have a Extang revolution tonneau. no snaps, no peels, it has rubber along the sides that sit together when close to seal the box, it's not 100% water tight but I have yet to see any water in the box after it rains.
like you say it does shrink in cold weather and up here that's -40C. but its easy to adust to deal with in the winter as the sides can move freely along the rails to make it easier when closing it up.
It is a more expencive model but I think it's worth every penny. look it up at extang you can even see the installation instructions online.
Just a thought.
like you say it does shrink in cold weather and up here that's -40C. but its easy to adust to deal with in the winter as the sides can move freely along the rails to make it easier when closing it up.
It is a more expencive model but I think it's worth every penny. look it up at extang you can even see the installation instructions online.
Just a thought.
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06-19-2009, 08:33 AM
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I just had an Agricover Loredo access cover put on yesterday http://www.agricover.com/index.php/products/category/C9/.
These are really popular around here and in North Dakota, we have some nasty winters. Fairly inexpensive at $399 installed at the shop. Plus it's a local company and I thought it would be nice to support them!
These are really popular around here and in North Dakota, we have some nasty winters. Fairly inexpensive at $399 installed at the shop. Plus it's a local company and I thought it would be nice to support them!
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06-19-2009, 09:06 AM
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I have this extang snapless cover...
http://www.extang.com/docs/tufftonno.html
I had to pull it off in the winter, is sucked trying to get it back on, until I remembered to drop the bars down a notch. then it was a piece of cake.
Its not nearly -40 here, but it was maybe mid teens that day.
http://www.extang.com/docs/tufftonno.html
I had to pull it off in the winter, is sucked trying to get it back on, until I remembered to drop the bars down a notch. then it was a piece of cake.
Its not nearly -40 here, but it was maybe mid teens that day.