heaterswa
Plainfield, IL. USA
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A 2 year user of the Extang Trifecta and happy with it, would buy another if needed to. They don't say waterproof, but I have never had water in the bed. If you needed to take it off, it removes with the turning of two screws. Only draw back is that it doesn't lock up, but that was not a concern for me.
-Bryan
Me, Wife, 3 daughters, and a woof woof
TV: 06 GMC 2500HD D/A SLT 4WD / Prodigy / Reese Signature 18K
FW: 07 KZ Durango 315BH / Fifth Airborne / Sidewinder
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AridzonaShooter
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Another Truxedo user.
We had a minor issue on two occasions, and both times the factory was right there to solve it.
When comparison shopping, be sure to check manufacturer's warranties.
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wingsfan20
Jackson, MI
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I have a quad fold hard cover from Advance Cover in Grand Rapids MI. It is strong enough to walk on, but folds so it does not interfere with the 5er. With the lock built into the 2500HD tail gate, it provides some degree of security.
Jim
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2007 Silverado 3/4 LTZ Crew Duramax/Allison
2008 Keystone Cougar 311RLS
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Red SuperDuty
Southcoast Mass
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Fold-A-Cover for me! I like that it covers the hitch when not being used and when towing, makes a great place to keep the fire wood dry.
Marc KA1WBF
Lynn (DW of 25 years 05/07)
Hunter (the wingnut chocolate lab, 05/06)
2006 Ford F350 Lariat 4X4 CC 6.0L 3.73 "Silver"
2003 Ford F350 XLT 4X4 SC SB 5.4L 3.73 Red "SOLD"
2005 Cougar 245EFS
2005 Ford Escape (Red of course!)
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Titanium Owner
Sacramento, CA
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I have a Bedlocker cover and it's great. It's electrically powered and I can close it up to the hitch when towing to keep things secure in the front of the bed. Then when the trailer is off I just push a button and it closes up for full security.
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bigeking
Arlington, Texas
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I have a Retrax bed cover. You can move it to any position and lock it there. I move it just past my hitch when towing and lock it ito place, then when I unhook I slide it back to fully cover the bed. It is waterproof, so anything in your bed stays dry when it is fully slid back. Not the cheapest, but I sure do like it.
Everett & Jayne
2008 GMC Duramax-Allison Extended Cab Dually Locking 3:73 rear end
Line-x bedliner Pullrite hitch Retrax Bed Cover---2008 Nu Wa DA 339RSB
Life is'nt about how you survived the storm...
It's about how you dance in the rain!
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ol Bombero-JC
USA
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Red SuperDuty wrote:Fold-A-Cover for me! I like that it covers the hitch when not being used and when towing, makes a great place to keep the fire wood dry.
You (the OP) didn't state long or short bed.
I have a Fold-A-Cover on a short bed. When it's in the "stacked" position -at the front of the bed- the front of the trlr *may* not clear, so I remove it when towing.
I like the cover, but if I had to do it again - it would be
a different style.
JC
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Gaetan
Jonquiere, Qc. Canada
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I have a Retrax that I close near the hitch when towing I made a wooden divider and it is lock so it keep stuf like generator gas tank grey tank well protected
Gaetan
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2004 silverado 4/4 2500HD long box Duramax/Allison
2003 everest 323k
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kampinguru
Ontario
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Extang Trifecta here as well. Had a roll up one that snapped on to the rails before that and it was a PIA. Love the Trifecta.
2000 F-250 S/B 4X4
2005 Cedar Creek 30RLBS
Pullrite Superglide 16K
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fleetprowl
Central Louisiana
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I have the Truxedo roll up cover also.
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