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Originally Posted by Bigshow
The same thing happened to my buddys Dodge hauling the same kind of tubs. I think he is looking into a tool box, back rack, or box cover to mask it somewhat - he said its not a cheap fix! He wants to pull it back somewhat and cover it up. I had something similar happen once but it was to the tailgate when some suitcase style tractor weights slid backwards on my plastic box liner and bowed my tailgate quite badly!
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General suggestion (not directed to you). I have a cab rack. I love it. It's saved my bacon countless times. It will add rigidity to the bed, but if the stuff you're hauling is not tall enough to clear the lip of the bed, you still may have that issue with shifting loads causing damage to the bed. Otherwise, it does a great job of ensuring that the cab is protected and adding rigidity to the bed. Fix the bed. Then future future hauling, place the load up towards the head of the bed and then use a combination of your stakepockets and anchors to secure your load. If you've got the cab rack, you can use that as well.
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2008
F250 PSD XLT Super Cab Long Bed (4x2)
2006 Nissan Titan, 6 inch Procomp lift (4x2)
2000 Nissan Frontier, Custom Motorsports 8 inch lift (4x2)
