I have a tool box by the cab,does this hinder installation?
1340316
If your tool box sits on side rails it will not fit. If you have a box that sits flat on the bottom of truck box and does not sit above rails you should be ok. Only problem I would see is you would have to move the mounting bracket to sit in front of box instead of toward back corner
1340317
If the tool box sits above the bed, yes. This unit sits on top of the bed rails and runs from the cab to the tailgate. If your toolbox is like most that I have seen, this will not work without some serious modifications.
48917
I am not sure how long your bed is but mine is 6' 8in and when installed the tank/tool box will come our 21 1/2 inches from the back of your cab. So measure out 21 1/2 inches from your cab and you will have the amount of room the box will take. Hope this helps.
297756
Yes. The hooks are screw-attached to the inside of the box giving you the option of not installing them.
2111286
If you put the box at the forward end by the cab, then you can keep using your bed extender
1363760
You could but the frame sits right in the middle of the top of the bed so when mounting the tool box you would have to mount it further towards the middle of the bed so the cover clears the rack frame. I also put a bar between the front and the back racks so it would be more sturdy, I made my own but they sell it too. I suggest looking on you tube to see if they show this rack and you can see how it mounts and what problems you might have mounting the tool box.
979014
Mine is in so tight, I would have trouble pulling it out. the back panel shouldn't need to "fit" anywhere. It comes installed and is not meant to come out.
263218
Should not be a problem. The transceiver has a lot of cable to get it close to the cab.
2271134
Yes, you can skip installing it. But there are pre-drilled holes, so they would be there. Probably they wouldn't be so visible, since there would be blankets over them, though.
2026545
this comes with everything u need to install it, rail included... but beware, if u have a bed liner. the liner will have to be cut for this to fit. i had to take it to a auto shop and it cost me $300 to install it. this really isn't something a normal person can tackle on their own. i don't see how u could put a hanging toolbox under it... but then again, I've never seen a hanging tool box.
1348340
Bolt it,remove top drawer and use 1/4 20 bolts you may not need to put the bottom bolt in. you can install foam tape on the back so you don't scratch your box
627644
I had difficulty with this install.I bought 2-gave one away and he installed it with screw driver and drill- mine is still in the drawer. It's not as easy as it looks because the mailboxes vary in type of opening latch and materials. Good Luck pjh
534824
I did not when I installed mine, it is a tight fit, but as long as you have someone to help you guide it in, you should not have too
1227994
No. This box is for a Super Cab (Extended Cab) and does not fit the Crew Cabs.
1899180
The short answer in the Silverado into which I installed it is ... not enough if placed in the CD opening. I ended up putting it into a seam between the top of the dash board and the instrument panel. There it doesn't block access to any of the environmental, radio/CD or other controls on the instrument panel. It still works great.
455207
installation can be a very scary thing running the positive and negative wire is easy however my recommendation would be to watch a youtube video on how to install a drop down TV to make sure it is properly secured to the cab not just a headliner I secured quarter inch wood with epoxy to the headliner and screwed the quarter inch to the Main brace... Good luck make sure it's centered and make sure secure
1090396
Yes, but it does not include the special tool needed to perform part of the install.
983507
I'd worry more about the depth of the screw if your doors are thin. If you have 1/2 thickness on your cab door, these will work. Less than that, I'm not sure. If you're worried about the hardness of the wood, pre-drill and add a little soap (liquid or dry--doesn't matter) to each screw right before you screw it in. I installed mine on the back side of a pantry door.