How To Install DeeZee Tough Guy Toolbox In Bed Of Pickup Truck
Updated 05/26/2015 | Published 05/22/2015
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Question:
Bought it at garage sale. How do I attach to my truck? Box does not have holes to attach to bed. What should I do?
asked by: Kathy
Expert Reply:
The first thing you will need to do is make sure the toolbox you bought at the garage sale is a good fit for your truck.
I called my contact at DeeZee about the Tough Guy ll toolbox and they told me it is a crossover toolbox and there are a couple ways to be able install it.
I recommend using the DeeZee Replacement Premium Toolbox Mounting Kit, part # DZ97904. This will you to drill holes through the bottom of the box and use the hardware to attach to the underside of the bed rails on your truck.
The other method is to drill through the toolbox and the top of the bed rail and use sheet metal screws to secure the toolbox.
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