Instructions / Assembly

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Assembly

Step 1. Position the front mounting plate of the upright leg as close

to the cab as possible. Locate the pre-drilled hole in the footplate

that is furthest from the leg and drill a 3/8” hole through the truck’s

bed rail. (FIG 1) A second hole for a bolt must be drilled through the

both the footplate and the truck’s bed rail as close as possible to the

front leg without sacricing access to the bolt underneath the truck’s

bed rail. This bolt must be accessible in order to put on the washer

and nut. Attach the footplate to the truck using bolts (A), washers

(B), and nylock nuts (C).

Repeat Step 1 as you position the remain upright leg for this section.

DO NOT over tighten any bolts.

Step 2. Set the rack to the high (FIG 2) or low (FIG 3) position, whichever is best for the cargo and

the truck, by ipping the crossbrace. For bowed canoes, the high position is recommended. If you

choose to ip the crossbrace, you will have to remove and replace the caps.

FIG 1

Upright Leg

Mounting Plate

Left Crossbrace

Cap

Right CrossbraceCrossbrace Extension

FIG 4

FIG 2 FIG 3

Step 3. Insert the crossbrace into the crossbar extension (FIG 4) and set the entire assembly on top

of the upright legs. Center the crossbrace left to right and secure it with the Allen head set screws

(D). Secure the crossbrace to each upright leg with the included Allen head set screws.

To install the rear portion of the cargo truck rack on the truck bed, repeat the above steps. Before

drilling the mounting plate, ensure that the plate does not overhang or interfere with the tail gate.

The Cargo Truck Rack is now ready for use.

Note: You may also use as a single front-mounted rack to support long items in the bed (FIG 5).

WARNING: DO NOT EXCEED 500 LB LOAD CAPACITY.

FIG 5