How to Mount a Chest Style Toolbox in the Bed of a 2011 Ford Ranger
Updated 10/11/2012 | Published 10/10/2012
Question:
how to secure to truck bed?
asked by: Ralph
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Expert Reply:
On the chest style toolboxes like # DZ8546B you will need to use hardware of your choosing and drill through the bottom of the box and the truck bed to secure the box. Careful not to drill through anything important on the other side of the bed. Use a silicone sealant around the drilled holes to keep out moisture.
expert reply by:
Michael H
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Product Page this Question was Asked From
DeeZee Red Label Truck Bed Tool Box - Utility Chest Style - Aluminum - 8 Cu Ft - Black
- Truck Tool Box
- Chest Tool Box
- 16 Inch Tall
- Aluminum
- 19 Inch Wide
- 46-1/2 Inch Long
- Black
- DeeZee
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