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Negative. That's why I don't attach it when it's in the inside of the bed.

I'm 6 feet tall. To access the inside you have to stand on the step.

Bed extender is great, it's plastic. No rattle and it doesn't move at all but I also had a bed rug installed in the bed.

@@meltdownblitz Thanks! Did you have to drill anything in your tailgate for it?

@@---tx9xx Just in my truck I drilled the bed extender mounting brackets into truck near the end of the bed.

No actually I sold it and bought a couple others. This orca was really nice, just to heavy and bulky for my use.

Crewmax *

Crewmax is 5.5 ft bed I believe.

@@meltdownblitz thanks I’m looking online for cover and 5.7 be too big I guess

@@floridalife7564 I would just look for something that is made for the crewmax

Front of the cover? Yes both panels can come off the same way.

@@meltdownblitz thank you! I only ask so I can still fly my bed mounted flag at times, thank you

I believe you may be able to. The thing is the cover locks into the rail system so you won't be able to move the bed divider while the cover is down. If the cover is up then you should be able to slide it back but only about halfway since the bed cover attaches in the middle of the bed.

It's the 13 size.

Hush. Adults are talking.

@@skyschermerhorn9383 Shut your trunk.

Mine does not leak. Even when I've washed my truck I haven't had a single drop of water get into the bed.

@@meltdownblitz i assume you installed it yourself?

Yes I sure did. It's pretty easy.

You cannot flip the bed extender unless you remove the cover. I just push mine in without being attached, it works the same. If I need it attached on the outside I'm able to do that without removing the cover. However your unable to flip from inside to outside and vice versa.

What bed extender did you buy and from where

No you cannot.

It's called bedrug

I went with the 13. I suggest that one its a good size but depending on your needs you may not want a toolbox taking that much of the height of your bed. Not much you can fit under it if you hall long items often.

@@meltdownblitz That actually sounds like the perfect size! I appreciate it. I figure if I'm planning on hauling anything I'll just remove the cover entirely. Did you buy full retail from the Diamondback website? I am trying to find some kind of deal, but it doesn't seem like they ever have any sales.

@@ShootingSportz I did not. I got a good deal from auto anything. I recommend trying to see what they can do.

@@meltdownblitz Appreciate the heads up, and all of the replies. I'll check them out!

Nothing that comes to mind. Its large enough, so far also durable. Exactly the setup I was looking for.

No it has to stay disconnected pulled out manually then attached if I want to use my bed extender.

I'm not sure the smooth wasn't out when I bought mine. If I were to buy again I'd probably go for smooth since its more modern. The diamond is more truck looking IMO

@@meltdownblitz Thanks for the input. You echo my main "pro" for the smooth being that it looks a little less aggressive which probably fits the look of this truck better. I ordered the smooth but when the order came today its the non-smooth. Lol I'm looking for an excuse to keep it an not have to wait for the exchange

It’s not an imitation, the two couldn’t be further apart. Plus orca is made in the USA and Yeti is made in the Philippines. You’re just paying for the name. If anything RTIC is a Yeti knockoff, as it’s not only made in the same factory but they received a cease and desist from Yeti themselves..

I just measured it and it's approx 22 1/2 inches from the bed to the lower part of the cover right in the center of the cover. A cooler however may not fit as you can see in the video the locking bars come down at an angle so depending how wide or large the cooler is, it may not fit. Hope that helps.

@@meltdownblitz wow thank you so much for doing that man.

I would say yes but I don't use mine for that so I can't say 100%.

rated for 400 lbs.

I believe someone has already asked this question I answered it already. Short answer, no.

Try this, "AMP Research 74605-01A BedXTender HD Quick Latch Bracket Kit (for use with Tonneau Covers and Shells)". It can be latched and unlatched in any position.

Thank you for that, I didn't know that canyon coolers had that type of warranty.

Meh. I'm a dick. Seriously though, promoting "made in USA" is misplaced. Check out the evidence for yourself.

Wow that really sucks. I haven't had any issues but if I were to take a guess those would never happen to this cover. I trust this cover to be very very secure. The cover is secured by 2 thick steel bars that lock into the bed frame rails that Toyota has on some trucks from the factory. One of the main things I looked for while purchasing a cover was security and I trust this cover to provide that and have had no issues. I'm not sure about picking the lock.

@@meltdownblitz thank you

Yes the SE is more then adequate for me. My recommendation is if you plan on carrying heavy loads on-top of the cover then I would go with HD, otherwise SE is MORE then enough IMO. I stand on it, lay on it, I put things on top temporarily while I'm moving stuff around in the bed and I put my small dog on it often to keep track of him while I'm doing other things, usually while getting ready to go boating. Honestly the toolbox is the perfect size for me. Obviously depending on what you are going to carry in there. I still have space in mine for a few things and I have everything I may need at anytime for my adventures including boating, off roading, etc. With that said, I highly suggest going with the larger toolbox. I would buy it again. It has not got in the way for me in anyway because I use a bed extender anyway to hold my stuff from sliding under the toolbox. I almost never carry longer objects where it would get in the way. It all comes down to what you intend to use the toolbox and bed of your truck for. The setup fits me perfect and I'd buy both all over again. Hope this helps.

I've never actually weighed it however per the diamondback website it says max panel weight is 35 lbs.

Yes I did lots of research prior to purchasing it fit all of my needs and most importantly security. You definitely wouldn't regret your purchase.

I'm not sure if I'm following you correctly, however I think your asking if I have to remove the cover to use the bed extender. So I would but I don't attach it to the attachment points prior to putting it inside the bed of my truck because it's unable to flip toward the inside of the bed because of the middle of the cover gets in the way. So I just slide the bed extender inside up against the wheel wells and when I need it I slide it outside then attach it to the attachment points for using. Hope that makes sense.

ReisTV thank you Ryan that’s exactly what I was wondering and yes makes sense!

ordered mine a week ago! can t friggin wait! (no, seriously, i can't wait for it to be delivered...)

Thanks, that's a great gift from Santa! You won't regret it!

No it does not clear. So what I do is leave the bed extender detached and slide it in there up against the wheel wells and it won't go anywhere. It will keep your items from sliding toward the front of the bed toward the cab. And when you need to use it as a bed extender you just pull it out and attach it, however you do have to raise the cover in order to get it in at 45 degrees for it to lock.

Yes you are. Each panel detaches individually in 5 secs. Only the center panel is attached to the bed via 2 bolts on both sides for a total of 4 bolts and the cover is off. Can be done in 2 mins with an impact. The harder part is reinstalling. I would suggest marking the bed somehow so you know where the bolts go back when you want to reinstall so that everything lines up just as you first did when you set it up.

Yes your correct. The rails did not come with the cover, they came with the truck.

@@meltdownblitz you can order with deck rail system or without.

Yes it has been 100% waterproof for me. I have yet to have a drop of water in the bed of my truck.

Thank you much! I do not believe there was a size. Its a fit according to your truck bed size and model. Your only able to pick the 2 types of covers and colors I believe, SD and HD, black or chrome finish.

@@meltdownblitz How do you do a review on a cover and and you don't know if its an SE or an SD? Any by the way when you have a pick up its a Tailgate not a trunk. Nice cover.