Is Installing Fas-Top Travel Tonneau And Topper Shell On 2025 F150 King Ranch A 1 Person Job?
Published 11/10/2025 >
Question:
Can one person remove the Traveler FT44MV from a 2025 F-150 King Ranch 6-1/2' bed, or is it a two-person job?
asked by: Matt
Expert Reply:
Hey Sara, the Traveler soft tonneau cover and camper shell combo kit # FT44MV for your 2025 F-150 6-½' bed weighs right around 70 lbs total - that’s the topper and tonneau together and all hardware/parts! It’s surprisingly lightweight thanks to the aluminum frame and vinyl construction. Most people can lift it solo, though having a second set of hands makes it easier to guide the frame evenly off the rails. And keep in mind, you will not be lifting 70 lbs total since there are individual pieces.
If you ever just want to pull the topper portion, it detaches in seconds by releasing the two front pins and corner latches. The tonneau rails can stay clamped in place, so reinstalling later is quick. Topper section that gets removed weighs less than 30lbs.
Do you think you’ll remove it seasonally, or keep it on year-round for trips?
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Fas-Top Traveler Soft Tonneau Cover and Truck Topper System
- Tonneau Cover
- Roll-Up - Soft
- Rack Compatible
- Tailgate Lock
- Standard Profile - Top of Bed Rails
- Vinyl
- Gloss
- Fas-top
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