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New pickup. I used to build caps for them, but
this time I've made a cover and want to avoid
a cap. I've hinged the cover in the middle. It
works for most things. I can buy materials and
keep them dry in the rain. But long lumber and
ladders need a rack. I'm looking for options. I
need something that attaches outside and doesn't
angle in, so that I can still use the cover. I've
seen them made of welded steel, but I don't know
whether that's a retail item or custom. So far I've
just looked at ladderracks.com, but their racks,
in addition to angling inward, are crazy expensive.
I could really do it myself if I just had the rack
hardware legs -- something like Ls that are high
enough to clear the cab on the vertical side with
a stubby foot to bolt into the bed wall.


 
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