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Access lorado and rails question

Discussion in 'Product Reviews' started by The Grettman, Mar 23, 2009.

  1. Mar 23, 2009 at 3:27 AM
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    The Grettman

    The Grettman [OP] Active Member

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    First, I am sure I'm posting this in the wrong section but I couldn't find a forum group that made more sense.. Anyway- here it goes:

    I just installed the acess lorado cover for my 09 shortbed. I am fairly happy but now it seems I can't use the adjustable D rings that came with the truck ( the ones that install on on the side rails. I really need this capability. What alternatives are there for me? Has anyone bought another maker of d rings that will work with the setup I have? I can slide a ring onto the rail but tightening it is difficult if not impossible...

    Another concern I have is I might want to use a cargo divider in the future.. I wonder if I'll have problems a this too?
     
  2. Jun 16, 2009 at 8:09 AM
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    trialsmm

    trialsmm Well-Known Member

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    I also installed the Larado cover on my long bed '09 Tacoma. If I knew that the side D rings would not work I would have purchased the regular Access cover. The front D-rings will work not the sides. I installed an aftermarket set of tie downs from Northern Tool. I will post a picture. They are not adjustable but I mounted them 1/2 way and this works great tying down my dirt bikes.
    Mick
     

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