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are most Tonneau Covers build the same?? which brand shoud i look for?? im looking for one that i can remove quickly and have full access to the bed any advice would be great
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I think they are mostly built from similar materials when you are talking about similar types (hinged fiberglass, snap on vinyl, tri-fold, etc).

I've never had one, but my brother-in-law had a fiberglass one made by SnugTop on an S-10. It was hinged at the front, but the hinges were basically c-shaped clips so that if you undid the hydraulic assists near the middle, you could lift the cover to a high enough angle to disengage it, and take it off easily. Worked great until he bent the hinge mount points on the bed moving a dresser.
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Extang makes a really nice one that is tri-fold and quick remove. A guy I work with has one and loves it. I have a Fiberglass one and it is cumbersome to get off and on (need 2 people).

http://www.extang.com/docs/trifecta.html
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Re: Tonneau Cover

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Extang makes a really nice one that is tri-fold and quick remove. A guy I work with has one and loves it. I have a Fiberglass one and it is cumbersome to get off and on (need 2 people).

http://www.extang.com/docs/trifecta.html

I wonder if it will work with the bed liner i have now??


edit after watching the vid i see that it wont give me full access to the bed
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Extang makes a really nice one that is tri-fold and quick remove. A guy I work with has one and loves it. I have a Fiberglass one and it is cumbersome to get off and on (need 2 people).

http://www.extang.com/docs/trifecta.html
How did the price of his compare to yours?
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I wonder if it will work with the bed liner i have now??


edit after watching the vid i see that it wont give me full access to the bed
Yes it will - it is completely removable. My co-worker has an 06 F250 8 foot bed and he can completely remove the cover in about 1 minute by himself. His bed is Rhino lined.
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How did the price of his compare to yours?
I believe he paid $295. My fiberglass cover came with the used truck I bought, but was probably about $800-1000 when purchased.
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Yes it will - it is completely removable. My co-worker has an 06 F250 8 foot bed and he can completely remove the cover in about 1 minute by himself. His bed is Rhino lined.
does it compare to this one??? or maybe its just the same??http://www.truckstoreusa.com/store/category/194
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Re: Tonneau Cover

Not the same, but that store sells the Extang Tri-Fecta on page 4 of Extang category:
http://www.truckstoreusa.com/store/p...834&Var=101539

I can only speak to that one, I dont know about the one you listed. Speed Channel did a show on the Extang also and that's where I learned about it. They liked it too.
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Re: Tonneau Cover

the extang cover is pretty nice.. i sold 1 to a guy about 3 months ago for a f150 he was very happy with it
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Re: Tonneau Cover

How secure are the extang covers? .... I have a pewter regular bed silverado with a solid fiberglass tonneau cover. I am thinking about selling it and putting an extang one on, mainly so I can easily take it off when needed.

anyone in CA interested in a pewter tonneau cover? It does come off easy, you just need two people to do it.
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Re: Tonneau Cover

I have the truxedo lopro roll-up cover. Never have to remove it, just roll it up to the front of the bed and secure it with 2 straps, then I have full access to the bed. And it fits on a truck with an under the rail bedliner. So far I have been happy with it. The lopro is a bit pricier, but I liked the lower profile. Some of the other versions are less.

Link: http://www.truxedo.com/
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Re: Tonneau Cover

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are most Tonneau Covers build the same?? which brand shoud i look for?? im looking for one that i can remove quickly and have full access to the bed any advice would be great
Hard folding tonneau cover. safe, water tight, secure, fully removeable, easily removemable.
Here is one idea to consider
http://files.automotiveforums.com/ga...cat=998&page=1
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