Ladder Rack Height for MaxxTow and Erickson Ladder Racks for a 2006 GMC Canyon
Updated 02/18/2016 | Published 02/17/2016 >
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I have a 2006 gmc canyon aND looking at the MT70386 ladder rack. How high does this rack sit from the top of the bed rails? I believe I read its 45inch talks but thy would put it about 2foot above the top of my cab which wont work for me.
asked by: Brian
Expert Reply:
If you check out the picture I attached of the MaxxHaul Truck Bed Ladder Rack MT70386 installed you can see that this rack sits very tall on the back of the truck. The overall height is 45 inches.
For a lower height ladder rack that is also cost-effective the Erickson Truck Bed Ladder Rack # EM07706 has been confirmed as a fit for your 2006 GMC Canyon with a 5 foot bed and only sits 33-1/2 inches tall.
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Erickson Truck Bed Ladder Rack w/ Load Stops - Steel - 800 lbs
- Ladder Racks
- Truck Bed
- Fixed Rack
- Crossbar Rack
- Not Tonneau Compatible
- Over-Cab Height
- 800 lbs
- Over the Bed
- No Drilling Required
- Erickson
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