Do The BullRing Stake Pocket D-Rings Fit in All The Stake Pockets On a 2023 Ford F-150?

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Hi, Will these work in the front stake pockets as well as the rear pockets? Thanks

asked by: David H

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Yes, the BullRing Stake Pocket D-Rings # BU47FR will fit in all the stake pockets on your 2023 Ford F-150. These are sold in a 2 pack so you can get 1 kit for a 5-1/2' bed, 2 kits for a 6-3/4' bed or 3 kits for a 8' bed to fit in all the stake pockets.

These are also available with a straight vertical Anchor # BU24FR if you do not want the angled anchor as the kit above.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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