Looking For Replacement Clamp Kit For Pace Edwards JackRabbit Tonneau Cover

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I have a older Pace Edwards cover that came with a truck I just bought but need the clamp kit. I think it’s the jackrabbit and it was on a 2011 ford ranger. I have two pieces of the clamp kit but can’t find any information on them. I am in Canada.

asked by: Matthew

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Expert Reply:

Hello Matthew, thanks for reaching out. We do offer a replacement clamp kit for the Pace Edwards JackRabbit tonneau cover, the Replacement Rail Clamps for Pace Edwards Retractable Hard Tonneau Cover # PE54CV. Generally we do recommend confirming the model number of your cover in order to ensure the correct parts. This clamp kit works with all of the JackRabbit covers so as long as you are sure that is what you have it will work well.

expert reply by: Jesse M

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Matt W.

11/6/2024

I’m not sure what one I have but the manufacturer suggested this one after I gave a detailed description. 311-TRPT1250-1 Would they both work? I will be in Nashville this month and want to order while I am there so getting the right one is important. Matt

Jesse M.

11/6/2024

@MattW I would need to know what cover you have in order to guarantee you are getting the right clamps. The # 311-TRPT1250-1 you mentioned are for the SwitchBlade Retractable Tonneau Cover. Without knowing what cover you have there is no for me to say with certainty if this will work.

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