Owner’s Manual Elevated Truck Bed Slide IMPORTANT!

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Owner’s Manual
Elevated Truck Bed Slide
IMPORTANT!
Read and understand the entire owner’s manual before
attempting to install or use your new SlideZilla product.
Read Before Proceeding
MOR/ryde® International, Inc. is not responsible for any property damage, personal injury or death incurred
while using any SlideZilla products.
Important Hauling Information:
1. Load Capacity: Do not exceed a 1,000 lb evenly distributed load on the SlideZilla Elevated Truck Bed Slide. Evenly distributed
load means that the load should not be concentrated in a small area. Never place a load more than 1,000 lbs on top of the tray. The
total weight of the load plus the SlideZilla product cannot exceed the vehicle manufacturer’s specified load capacity.
2. Elevating cargo can increase the vehicle’s center of gravity which may hinder the vehicle’s ability to maneuver, stop and turn. It is
important to avoid sharp turns and excessive speeds when cargo is elevated in the pick-up truck bed as this will increase the risks.
3. It is the responsibility of the owner to properly secure cargo. This may include the use of cargo nets, tie down straps, or other
products designed to properly secure cargo for safe transport.
4. To ensure your safety and the safety of your passengers, the SlideZilla Elevated Truck Bed Slide must be used with a barrier
(headache rack or like product) between the cargo and the cab of the truck. Failure to do so could lead to injury or death!
The installation and use of the SlideZilla Elevated Truck Bed Slide may cause minor aesthetic damage to the bed of your pick up.
MOR/ryde® International, Inc. makes no claims or warranties whatsoever as to a particular vehicle’s ability to support the SlideZilla
Elevated Truck Bed Slide without incurring damage. The 1,000 lb. weight capacity applies to the SlideZilla Elevated Tray only.
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GOOD
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IMPORTANT: The SlideZilla has different tray locations. For your safety, the vehicle should not be operated if the SlideZilla
tray is locked in a position where the tray extends beyond the bed of the truck. All cargo on the elevated tray must be
properly secured to ensure your safety, the safety of your passengers, other motorists and pedestrians.
There is risk involved in elevating cargo and the loading,
unloading, and hauling of elevated cargo with any trailer
or transportation system. MOR/ryde® International, Inc.
assumes no liability whatsoever for property damage or
injury incurred while using the SlideZilla Elevated Truck
Bed Slide series of products, or any other product made by MOR/ryde® International,
Inc. If an ATV or similar vehicle is being driven on or off the SlideZilla Elevated Truck
Bed Slide, it is strongly reccommended that the driver of the ATV wear a helmet.
Frame Assembly
STEP 1:
1.1
Attach the Tailgate Legs (G) to the Driver Side (J) and Passenger Side (I) Frame Rails.
See Figure 1.1.
1.2
Install Frame Stabilizer (PP and EE). See Figure 1.2
CC
CC
PP
LL
EE
LL
K
Part F Shown
Figure 1.1
Figure 1.2
FRAME ASSEMBLY
DIMENSIONS IN INCHES U.N.O.
ALL DIMENSIONS OD U.N.O.
TOLERANCE OF DIMENSIONS
DECIMAL
DETAIL K
SCALE .25
DRAWN:
X.XXXX ± 0.010
X.XXX ± 0.030
X.XX ± 0.060
DATE:
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CUST PART ID:
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MATERIAL:
FRACTIONAL ± 1/8
1.3
CONFIDENTIALITY: THIS DRAWING & THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HERE ON ARE THE EXCLUSIVE
PROPERTY OF MOR/RYDE. THEY SHALL NOT BE COPIED OR DUPLICATED WITHOUT OUR CONSENT.
SHEET:
FINISH:
ANGULAR ± 1°
/
NOTES:
2
DECIMAL
DRAWN:
X.XXXX ± 0.010
X.XXX ± 0.030
X.XX ± 0.060
DATE
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INIT
Figure 1.3
J
FR
Put Frame Rails (I and J) in bed of truck on Driver and Passenger side. See Figure 1.3.
2
SECTION M-M
REVISION
HISTORY
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MATERIAL:
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DESCRIPTION
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DETAIL P
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I
NOTES:
FIG 1.6
DECIMAL
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MATERIAL:
FRACTIONAL ± 1/8
Locate the truck bed cross member closest to the cab. See Figure 1.4. Once located,
install Cab Legs (H) to Frame Rails so that the leg is located over that cross member
in the bed of the truck.
DESCRIPTION
REVISION HISTORY
ANGULAR ± 1°
FINISH:
Install Frame
Rails over this
cross member
SHEET:
1
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2
NOTES:
CC
FIG 1.6
DECIMAL
DRAWN:
X.XXXX ± 0.010
X.XXX ± 0.030
X.XX ± 0.060
DATE
REV
INIT
REVISION HISTORY
ANGULAR ± 1°
LL
Figure 1.4
NOTES:
U.N.O.
IN INCHES
DIMENSIONS
IONS OD U.N.O.
ALL DIMENS
IONS
OF DIMENS
TOLERANCE
DECIMAL
FRAME ASS
EMBLY
DATE:
DRAWN:
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DIMENSIO
ALL DIME NS IN INCHES
NSIONS
U.N.O.
OD U.N.O
TOLERANC
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F
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DESCRIPTION
L
DATE
X.XXXX ± 0.010
X.XXX ± 0.030
X.XX ± 0.060
FINISH:
...Op
1.5
Install the Channel Cross Member (L) and Tube Cross Member (K). See Figure 1.5.
Center cross member (K) MUST be installed when using the tray.
Failure to follow this instruction could cause serious injury or damage.
KK
L
BB
K
NN
JJ
Figure 1.5
NOTES:
DECIMAL
X.XXXX ± 0.010
X.XXX ± 0.030
X.XX ± 0.060
INIT
DESCRIPTION
REVISION HISTORY
2.1
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MATERIAL:
ANGULAR ± 1°
FINISH:
SHEET:
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Locating Frame in Truck Bed
Position the Foot Brackets (C) on Cab
Legs. The Foot Brackets need to rest
on the flattest position available in the
truck bed. If the Foot Bracket and Cab
Leg are not able to sit on a flat surface
then the Foot Pads (B) can be used to
span the ribs in the bed of the truck to
create a flat surface. See Figure 2.1 for
the various mounting positions of the
Foot Bracket.
Position 3
STEP 2:
DRAWN:
FRACTIONAL ± 1/8
Position 2
REV
Position 1
DATE
CC
C
LL
B
Figure 2.1
NOTES:
2.2
With the frame in the truck bed, shut the tailgate to check clearances and ensure
that the tailgate can close properly.
DECIMAL
X.XXXX ± 0.010
X.XXX ± 0.030
X.XX ± 0.060
DATE
REV
INIT
DESCRIPTION
REVISION HISTORY
DRAWN:
ANGULAR ± 1°
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FRACTIONAL ± 1/8
FINISH:
STEEL
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2.3
Adjust Frame Stabilizers (PP) to center the frame in bed (A1 should equal A2). If the two
frame stabilizers (PP) do not touch a flat surface, install the provided Offset Brackets
(E). See Figures 2.3 and 2.4 below.
A1
A2
Figure 2.3
E
EE
K
K
PP
B1
2.4
Figure 2.4
B2
Verify that the frame is centered by checking the gaps between the frame rail
and the side of the truck bed. Measurements A1 and A2 should be equivalent, and
measurements B1 and B2 should be equivalent. See Figure 2.4 above.
Caution: Make sure that steps 2.1-2.4 are complete and
nothing has shifted before moving on to step 3!
3.1
Drilling Mounting Holes
With the frame centered in the truck bed and the Frame Stabilizers (PP) snug against
the sides of the truck bed, mark for the mounting holes in the center of the slots. See
Figure 3.1.
Mark in this slot for drilling
L
L
NIT
STEP 3:
NOTES:
DATE
Locate the Foot-brackets
(E) on Cab Legs. The Footbracket needs to rest on the
flattest position available in
the truck bed. See Figure 2.1
to determine the best position.
DECIMAL
X.XXXX ± 0.010
X.XXX ± 0.030
X.XX ± 0.060
DESCRIPTION
REVISION HISTORY
DETAIL W
SCALE .35
THE EXCLUSIVE
CONTAINED HERE ON ARE
DRAWING & THE INFORMATION OR DUPLICATED WITHOUT OUR CONSENT.
CONFIDENTIALITY: THIS
THEY SHALL NOT BE COPIED
PROPERTY OF MOR/RYDE.
FRACTIONAL ± 1/8
DIMENSIONS IN
INCHES U.N.O.
ALL DIMENSIONS
OD U.N.O.
TOLERANCE OF
DIMENSIONS
DRAWN:
DATE:
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DECIMAL
INIT
REVISION HISTO
RY
FRAME ASSEM BLY
U.N.O.
DIMENSIONS IN INCHES
NOTES:
REV
DESCRIPTION
CONFIDENTIALITY:
THIS DRAWING
PROPERTY OF
MOR/RYDE. THEY & THE INFORMATION CONTAINED
SHALL NOT BE
HERE ON ARE
COPIED OR DUPLICATE
THE EXCLUSIVE
D WITHOUT OUR
CONSENT.
10/15/2012
CUST PART ID:
Mark in this
slot for drilling
X.XXXX ± 0.010
X.XXX ± 0.030
X.XX ± 0.060
FRACTIONAL ±
ANGULAR ± 1°
DETAIL Y
MATERIAL:
SHEET:
FINISH:
1
/
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ANGULAR ± 1°
Figure 3.1
NOTES:
DIMENSIONS IN INCHE
S U.N.O.
ALL DIMENSIONS OD
U.N.O.
TOLERANCE OF DIMEN
SIONS
DECIMAL
DATE
REV
3.2
X.XXXX ± 0.010
X.XXX ± 0.030
X.XX ± 0.060
INIT
REVISION HISTORY
DESCRIPTION
FRAME ASSEMBLY
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Once all four holes are marked, loosen the Frame Stabilizers (PP) and remove frame
from the truck bed.
CONFIDENTIALITY:
THIS DRAWING & THE
INFORMATION CONTAINE
PROPERTY OF MOR/RYDE
D HERE ON ARE THE
. THEY SHALL NOT
EXCLUSIVE
BE COPIED OR DUPLICAT
ED WITHOUT OUR CONSENT.
FRACTIONAL ± 1/8
MATERIAL:
ANGULAR ± 1°
FINISH:
SHEET:
1
/
2
3.3
Remove the tail lights to ensure no damage while drilling.
3.4
Inspect under truck bed to verify clearance from any factory installed lines or wires.
3.5
Drill all four mounting holes with a 1/2” drill bit.
Note:
It is recommended to drill a small pilot hole before drilling the 1/2”
hole. This will help to ensure the hole is in the correct spot.
1/8
FRAME A
DRAWN:
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MATERIAL:
FINISH:
Installing Riv Nuts
STEP 4:
OO
L
GG
L
DD
L
FF
L
4.1
MM
L
RR
L
Truck Bed
Ready to be Installed
Assemble the shown hardware for one
of the Riv Nuts and place the assembly
into the drilled hole. You will be reusing
this hardware to install the remaining Riv
Nuts. The SlideZilla frame will be mounted
to these Riv Nuts once installed. Hold the
oversized nut (DD) stationary with the
9/16” wrench and tighten the Bolt (OO)
with the ½” wrench. Doing so will
cause the Riv Nut to collapse.
Continue tightening until the Riv Nut is
fullycollapsed. Where possible, inspect
that the Riv Nut is fully collapsed, see
below. Once the Riv Nut is installed,
remove the hardware and reassemble in
the remaining Riv Nuts to install.
Partially Installed
Completely Installed
NOTES:
DECIMAL
X.XXXX ± 0.010
X.XXX ± 0.030
X.XX ± 0.060
DESCRIPTION
REVISION HISTORY
DRAWN:
CUST PAR
MATERIAL
FRACTIONAL ± 1/8
NOTES:
FINISH:
ANGULAR ± 1°
DIMENSIONS IN INCHES U.N.O
Installing SlideZilla
STEP 5:
5.1
Place the frame back into the truck bed.
5.2
Place the support bracket (F) against the truck body, the hole of the bracket should fit
over the Riv Nut. Install, but do not tighten, the Mounting Bolts (QQ), Lock Washer (FF)
and Washer (GG) into the Riv Nuts (MM) by the tail lights using the provided Spacers
(HH and II). See Figure 5.2 and Tailgate Spacer Chart below.
Tailgate Spacer Chart
Spacers
Spacers
Truck
Year
Chevy/GMC
1999-2006
0
3
2007 - 2013
0
Dodge Ram
2003 - 2013
Toyota Tundra
2007 - 2013
F
K
Ford F-150
1997 - 2004
0
3
0
2004 - 2008
0
2
0
3
2009 - 2013
0
3
0
2
1999 - 2013
1
0
Ford SuperDuty
Figure 5.3
MM
QQ
1/2” (HH) 1/8” (II)
Note: Tail lights can
now be reinstalled.
K K
K
K
K
K
QQ
GG
Year
K
Spacers
FF
Truck
1/2” (HH) 1/8” (II)
K
FF
GG
Figure 5.2
5.3
Loosely install the two Mounting Bolts (QQ) into the Riv Nuts (MM) near the cab. See Figure 5.3.
5.4
Starting at the tailgate and working towards the cab, tighten down the FIG
Mounting
Bolts.
5.2
5.5
Note:
Inspect and tighten bolts after 50 miles.
DECIMAL
X.XXXX ± 0.010
X.XXX ± 0.030
X.XX ± 0.060
DRAWN:
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DATE:
MATERIAL:
...Opportunity Driven
Adjust the Frame Stabilizers (PP) and make sure they are snug. Once snug, tighten Jamb
Nut (EE) so that the Frame Stabilizers (PP) do not become loose, refer back to Figure 2.3
FIG 5.2
and Figure 2.4.
FRACTIONAL ± 1/8
ANGULAR ± 1°
FINISH:
5.6
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CUST PART ID:
DECIMAL
DRAWN:
DATE:
Verify the frame width once installed. See Figure 5.6.
Note:
X.XXXX ± 0.010
X.XXX ± 0.030
X.XX ± 0.060
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MATERIAL:
FRACTIONAL ± 1/8
FINISH:
If the frame width
does not measure 55 7/8”- 56”,
incorrect spacers for the truck
make and model may have
been used in installation. A
different number of spacers
can be used to acheive correct
dimension.
LITY: THIS DRAWING & THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HERE ON ARE THE EXCLUSIVE
MOR/RYDE. THEY SHALL NOT BE COPIED OR DUPLICATED WITHOUT OUR CONSENT.
ANGULAR ± 1°
5/22/2013
CUST PART ID:
SHEET:
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55 7/8”- 56”
(Between Frame Rails)
Figure 5.6
SHEET:
2
5.7
Install the tray completely into the frame. See Figure 5.7. Remove the zip tie that holds
the Release Handle and slide tray into locked position.
Note:
Installing the tray is a two-person operation.
Release
Handle
5.8
Figure 5.7
Install each Stop Bracket (D) on the tray. See Figure 5.8.
KK
JJ
D
BB
Figure 5.8
5.9
There is a Grab Handle (A) provided that can be used to operate the tray and stores
on the side of the frame. See Figure 5.9.
FRAME
DECIMAL
X.XXXX ± 0.010
X.XXX ± 0.030
X.XX ± 0.060
DRAWN:
ANGULAR ± 1°
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MATERIAL:
FRACTIONAL ± 1/8
DECIMAL
FRAME ASSEMBLY
FINISH:
DATE:
Figure 5.9
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SHEET:
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X.XXXX ± 0.010
X.XXX ± 0.030
X.XX ± 0.060
DRAWN:
ANGULAR ± 1°
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MATERIAL:
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User Guide
U.S. Patent # 7,111,887
Operation
1
For your convenience and safety, the SlideZilla Monster
Storage Truck Bed Slide has multiple locking positions.
To slide the tray, squeeze the handle to release the
locking pins. Pull or push the tray into the desired position.
An extended grab handle has been included to assist with
the release of the tray when locked into the forward most
position (cab end). The handle must be released for the
tray to lock into position.
IMPORTANT: Do not drive the truck if the tray is locked
in a position where the tray extends beyond the bed of
the truck (See inside front cover for pictures of proper use).
2
To remove the tray from the truck bed simply remove the
stops by unscrewing the four thumb screws and bolts (two
on either side of the tray, no tools required). This will allow
the tray to be completely removed from the frame rails. A
minimum of two people are required for safe removal of
the tray. The center cross member can also be removed by
unscrewing the two thumb screws (one on either side of the
tray, no tools required) that hold it in place.
IMPORTANT: The center cross
D
member (K) MUST be installed
when using the tray. This keeps
the channels properly aligned
and ensures that the tray will not
fall out of the channels. Failure to
follow this instruction could cause
serious injury or damage.
Center Cross
Member (K)
NOTES:
DECIMAL
X.XXXX ± 0.010
X.XXX ± 0.030
X.XX ± 0.060
DATE
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DESCRIPTION
REVISION HISTORY
DRAWN:
ANGULAR ± 1°
MATERIAL:
FINISH:
Securing Cargo
It is very important that all cargo on the elevated tray be
properly secured using the appropriate tie down straps and
proper combination of tie down positions located on the tray
(tie down straps not included). Multiple tie down points are
located on the tray for proper securement.
The SlideZilla Tray is rated to carry 1,000 lbs of cargo evenly
distributed on the tray.
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DATE:
5/22/2013
CUST PART ID:
FRACTIONAL ± 1/8
SHEET:
1
/
1
There is risk involved in elevating cargo and the loading,
unloading, and hauling of elevated cargo with any trailer
or transportation system. MOR/ryde® International, Inc.
assumes no liability whatsoever for property damage or
injury incurred while using the SlideZilla Elevated Truck Bed Slide line of products,
or any other product made by MOR/ryde® International, Inc. All elevated cargo must
be properly secured. Multiple tie downs hace been incorporated into your SlideZilla
product.
MOR/ryde® International, Inc. is not responsible for any property damage, personal
injury, or death incurred while using any SlideZilla product.
Proper Transportation
1. The SlideZilla has different tray locations. For your safety, the vehicle should not be operated if the SlideZilla tray is locked in a
position that extends beyond the bed of the truck.
2. NEVER DRIVE WITH LOOSE OR UNSTRAPPED ELEVATED CARGO.
3. Elevating cargo can increase your vehicle’s center of gravity which may hinder your vehicles ability to maneuver, stop and turn. It is
important to avoid sharp turns and excessive speeds when cargo is elevated in your pick-up truck bed as this will increase the risks.
4. ALWAYS drive carefully.
5. ALWAYS use a secure strap mechanism such as cargo nets, tie downs or other products designed for proper cargo securing when
securing your elevated cargo to the tray for transportation.
6. Rock and pull on your cargo to check for stability before traveling. Truck suspension should move with elevated cargo.
7. Do not load or unload ATVs, snowmobiles or other vehicles using ramps while the tray is extended beyond the end of the bed.
8. Do not crawl under the tray while it is extended.
9. Ensure that the tray is in a locked position before loading or unloading.
10. Only load or unload the tray while on level ground.
11. Secure any ramps to the tray and the bed of the truck before using.
To ensure your safety, the SlideZilla Elevated Truck Bed
Slide MUST be used with a barrier between the cargo and
the cab of the truck. Failure to use a headache rack or
other barrier may cause serious injury or death!
5 Year Comprehensive Warranty* – A Warranty With Teeth
Your SlideZilla Monster Storage Truck Bed Slide is backed by a 5 year comprehensive warranty*, warranted to
you the original owner upon registration within one month after purchase. Engineered and tested to withstand
the rigors of many different environments, your SlideZilla Truck Bed Slide gives you Monster Storage with
Monster Reliability. So while you may have a monster in your bed, rest easy, it’s one that you can sleep well
with at night.
Caution
It’s important to point out that while SlideZilla’s patented elevated design gives you far more storage and
potential use of your truck bed, proper securement of anything stored on the top shelf is necessary to ensure
your personal safety, as well as those around you as you travel. Failure to do so could lead to serious injury
to you or others. Convenient tie down locations have been added for proper securement.
It is necessary to have a barrier (i.e. Headache Rack) between your SlideZilla and the rear window of your
truck cab, just to be safe. There are many products on the market that are both stylish and functional to help
protect you and your passengers.
Limitations
While we’ll always do our best to make sure that you are completely satisfied, there are some things that we
cannot cover. Improper installation or modification, corrosion, exceeding the weight rating, damage due to
accidents, or general misuse are examples of items not covered. Simply put, install and use your SlideZilla as
instructed, and you’re covered.
Customer Service
If you’re the original owner and you’re not satisfied with any aspect or your new SlideZilla Monster Storage
Truck Bed Slide, simply contact us and we’ll determine the best way to make it right. Your complete satisfaction
is our top priority. Contacting us is as easy as 1, 2, or 3…
1. visit our website at www.Slide-Zilla.com and click the customer service tab, or
2. call toll free at 866-990-7433 to speak with a representative, or
3. work through your selling dealer
Registration
Please fill out and mail in the pre-stamped registration card that came with your purchase to complete
registration.
*Warranty coverage is for manufacturing defect. Parts coverage is for 5 years, labor is for 1 year.
MOR/ryde International, Inc.
1966 Moyer Avenue
Elkhart, IN 46516
Feb 2014
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Installation Instructions
Frame Rail Instructions
In the Box:
2
2
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1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
C
D
E
F
G
H
TBS209-015
TBS209-023
TBS209-025
TBS209-124
TBS209-125
TBS209-126
TBS46-001
TBS57-003L
TBS57-003R
TBS57-004
TBS57-005
UO136-1465-14.38in
UO136-1465-5in
UO162-014-WARNING
-X-MEMBER
LARGE OFFSET BRACKET
STOP BRACKET
SMALL OFFSET BRACKET
SUPPORT BRACKET
TAILGATE END FOOT
CAB END FOOT
HARDWARE KIT
FRAME RAIL LEFT HAND
FRAME RAIL RIGHT HAND
TUBE X-MEMBER
CHANNEL X-MEMBER
FOAM PADDING 14.38"
FOAM PADDING 5"
U.S. Patent # 7,111,887
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L
J
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B
F
L
A
C
G
E
D
K
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A
B
C
2/12/14
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DATE
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D
E
F
Grab Handle (1)
Foot Pad (2)
Foot Bracket (2)
NOTES:
Stop Bracket (2)
Large Offset Bracket (2)
Support Bracket (2)
ADDED TBS209-124, TBS209-125, AND TBS209-126, REMOVED TBS209-036, TBS209-034, TBS209-035,
TBS209-047, AND TBS209-048
DESCRIPTION
REVISION HISTORY
G
H
Tailgate Leg (2)
Cab Leg (2)
I
J
K
L
Frame Rail - Passenger Side (1)
Frame Rail - Driver Side (1)
Tube X-Member (1)
Channel X-Member (1)
EST-LDF-5895
DECIMAL
58 x 95 FRAME RAIL KIT
DRAWN:
X.XXXX ± 0.010
X.XXX ± 0.030
X.XX ± 0.060
CUST PART ID:
MATERIAL:
FRACTIONAL ± 1/8
FINISH:
ANGULAR ± 1°
DATE:
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12/27/2012
NONE
VARIOUS
SHEET:
POWDER COAT BLACK
1
/
1
Hardware:
PP
AA
BB
CC
DD
FF
EE
GG
HH
II
JJ
KK
LL
MM
NN
OO
QQ
RR
Tools Required
- Drill
- 1/2” Open End Wrench
- 9/16” Open End Wrench
- 7/16” Socket
- 1/2” Socket
- 1/2” Drill Bit
- Small Drill Bit
recommended for
Pilot Hole
- Tape Measure
AA
BB
CC
DD
EE
FF
GG
HH
II
1/4 - 20 Nut (6)
1/4 - 20 Nylock Nut (2)
5/16 - 18 Nylock Nut (20)
3/8 - 16 Nut (1)
3/8 - 16 Jamb Nut (2)
5/16 Spring Lock Washer (6)
5/16 Flat Washer (8)
1 1/4 DIA X 1/8” Spacer (6)
1 1/4 DIA X 1/2” Spacer (2)
NOTES:
JJ
KK
LL
MM
NN
OO
PP
QQ
RR
Plastic Thumb Screw
PARTS LIST (6)
QTY
PART NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
1/4 -6 20 XUO116-046
3/4 Carriage
(6)
AA 1/4-20 Bolt
Nut
2
BB 1/4-20 Nylock Nut
UO116-078
5/16-18 Nylock Nut
5/16 20- 18 XUO116-065
3/4 HHCSCC(20)
1
DD 3/8-16 Nut
UO116-021
EE 3/8-16 Jam Nut
5/16 -2 18” UO116-222
Riv Nut (5)
FF 5/16 Spring Lock Washer
6
UO117-067
GG 5/16 Flat Washer
1/4 -8 20 XUO117-059
1 HHCS (2)
6
TBS204-011
HH 1 1/4 DIA X 1/8" Spacer
TBS204-012
II 1 1/4 DIA x 1/2" Spacer
5/16 -62 18 XUO136-1344
1 1/2” HHCS
(2)
JJ Plastic Thumb Screw
6
KK 1/4-20 x 3/4 Carriage Bolt
UO115-240
Frame
Stabilizer
(2)
20
LL 5/16-18 x 3/4 HHCS
UO115-119
5
MM 5/16-18" Rivet Nut
UO136-1346
5/16 -2 18 xUO115-010
1 1/2” HHCS
w/ Patch (4)
NN 1/4-20x1 HHCS
ITEM
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
2
UO115-066
4
4
UO115-609
UO117-098
TBS46-002
DECIMAL
OO 5/16-18 x 1 1/2" HHCS
3/8-16 ADJUSTABLE FOOT
QQ 5/16-18 x 1 1/2" HHCS WITH PATCH
RR 7/16 Flat Washer
7/16 Flat
Washer
(4)
2
UO136-1348
PP
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