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took about 15 minutes or so

 

Looks good, I painted my Backrack in bedliner, It was rusted when I bought it used a few yrs back.

I drilled my mounting holes to close to the front, so I have to reach underneath inside the bedside to unbolt/Bolt it on. It sucks lol

 

Looks good! I eventually want to buy or build one of those for my truck

 

mine are drilled in the back two spots, i'm glad it worked with diamond plate bed rails, painting mine would be difficult, because of all the meshing. maybe a summer project
the bolts holes from my tool box dont reach far over the toolbox brackets, stuck with my j bolts

itd be super easy , if you can buy the meshing, but if not, that'd be alot of welding

 

I guess it would be, My backrack took more then my rear bumper did, Because of the side parts. You waste so much painting them, Or in your case the mesh.

I bolted my Toolbox the the brackets, Bolts/Nuts on the Back (Toward Tailgate) and 2 Self Taping Bolts on the front (By Cab)

 

my one replacement hella comes tomorrow so ill be able to mount the two on top of the rack, but i cant decide, wether to put them on apart or together in the middle

 

Ya if I cant find that style of mesh I would go with expanded metal

 

I would say apart, close would look odd, IMO
I bought Spot-Light brackets for my backrack, So if I need to put a Ladder or wood in the middle, I still can.

 

Looks real good, I'm thinking about a roll bar or a back rack as well. Whether it be homemade or bought.