I have a GMC 2011 Silverado, series 1500,crew cab can this rack be used with drilling.
1325767
this rack can basically fit on any full size truck as far as I can tell. I mounted it on a cargo trailer and we use it to haul kayaks around. Very well made. Great quality for the price.
1325768
Yes,just make sure you buy separate lock washers and neoprene lock nuts , it has served me well
1325769
The answer is yes. The cross members can be cut down to fit any width (I have a Dodge Dakota quad cab) you can permanent affixing if you want to permanently mount the rack that can be done;personally I have 8-2 inch C clamps that I use when I need the rack and take it off when I do not.
521837
I have a 2001 GMC Sierra 4x4 Dmx, crew cab short bed and I got the 1067 B&W hitch. Remember, You can NOT jack knife a fifth wheel unless you use an offset which is not recommended to use while driving. Your pin has to be slightly in front of the rear axle.installation was fairly easy. Towes great.
1027657
This can be mounted to any standard rail 5th wheel set up. My concern and caution would be a 5th wheel with such a short bed, insure you have proper clearance on your turns to keep from damaging the cab. A slider system may be best if this is the case. Good luck
626079
I'm not sure if this is possible with the supplied hardware (screws), however with the right application (if hollow metal) maybe metal screw and adhesive. if solid metal (drill pilot hole and use metal to metal screw) maybe.
1147021
i slip mine just under fairleed to get the plate lower n to center of the bumper beter so yes you can drill it n mount it wear ever it stick out about a inch so it sits straight up n covers fair lead n hook till you flip it down to use winch it work pefect for me there was no place to put a plate on with the bumper n winch set up i live wear you have to have two plates hope this help
1933707
I see no reason that they won't fit. Chevrolet and GMC are pretty much the same chassis. Look under the door area and see if there are 'threaded' bolt hole in the frame; as I remember, there are only 3-threaded and one 'provided' nut-insert for the 4th bolted location (to the rear). These steps are very sturdy and identical to the ones a dealer would install. They work well on our 2014 Silverado crew cab and really set off the vehicles appearance! Wish I could attach a photo for you...
1927104
No drilling involved, theres brackets that allow you to use a hole in the frame, it bolts to the frame and through the stock bumper stud bolts. I have a 2009 F150 I installed this on.
911177
only IF it has a roof that will support it, you must drill thru roof to mount rack
421802
You could probably make it work, but it is designed to match up with factory holes on a gm truck. Could probably just drill your own holes if you really wanted to
1459377
no. the screw holes won`t line up. It`s geared only for the PSI BARRACUDA WOOD CHUCK SYSTEM.
1831269
Since you already have the hole and don't want to drill another, you could find or manufacture 2 sheet metal washers (yes they would be big) and the same size thick rubber to seal. Would not recommend this if you are using on a boat but for a truck operation it should not be an issue
2251667
You will have to check the dimensions of your truck bed with the dimensions of the TransRack. Its a good rack I have enjoyed using.
1865118
Yes. There is a problem in that the unthreaded shoulder diameter and thread are of center (too much runout) so it is hard to get the pin installed without cross threading the bolt. I basically had to re tapp the thread after every use, until I found a different pin with more of a step between the threaded and pilot diameters. I would not recommend this rack for this reason and the other bolts also had issues. I know someone who bought the swagman, which is basically th sametging, and is more satisfied.
997028
No! you need the Pocket Lok system, sold separately by the same company or some other method to attach the rack to your truck bed. It is adjustable to fit most any length bed though. I installed it on a 05 Silverado Crew Cab with 6 1/2ft bed.
1066435
I have factory bed rail caps on my 06 Silverado 1500 and it worked fine. Only potential issue is the caps for the Stake pockets are slightly covered by the outside rubber gasket of the cover. So if you need regular access to this it could be a mild inconvenience but in no way hinders their functionality.
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I installed them on a 2011 Sierra Crew Cab. I originally purchased the ones with the stake pocket holes, but didn't like the way they lined up, so I went with the ones without the holes. So far so good.
1735604
I used it on a 2008 dodge 4X4 mega cab with a b&w goose neck hitch, the only drilling I had to do was for the shrader valves in the bumper. The airbags sit on top of the rear axel and mount to the frame using existing holes from the bump stops. I was done in an hour or less. 3 years off on the truck so not sure if this will help.