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Originally posted by cajuntec View PostThanks Mike. That's a good looking cover, and a good looking truck. Is that third brake light factory, or something you installed aftermarket?
All the best,
Glenn
Thanks Glenn. I like it because the from flips open independent of the rest of the cover. The 3 sections on the back fold up to sit on top of the front section when needed. I didn't want a Bakflip because it completely covers the back window when fully open and they are easy to break into with just a coat hanger.
The 3rd brake light is from a 2013+ truck with the camera inside. Makes the hook up of the 5th wheel a breeze.
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I have a Extang Solid Fold 2.0 on my Chevy
RealTruck carries a wide array of Extang products for your truck with free shipping in the lower 48 United States. Get the right part for your truck easily with help from our simple-to-use site and team of product experts.
It seems pretty great so far.
I really wanted a Diamondback, but they are cost prohibitive. They cost 3x what I paid for the Extang. I looked hard at the Bakflip, and they look great, but are difficult to remove should you want to. They are also easy to break into, just requiring a coat hanger.
The Extang is rigid, and super easy to remove if you want, only a couple of thumbscrews. It is retained by some beefy spring clips at the tailgate. You can also open and close the tailgate while the cover is latched. So far, it is keeping out all the rain (only had a couple of storms since I bought it) When it is folded, it covers approximately the same area as my old toolbox did. I also like that they are made in USA.
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Originally posted by Mike D View PostThanks Glenn. I like it because the from flips open independent of the rest of the cover. The 3 sections on the back fold up to sit on top of the front section when needed. I didn't want a Bakflip because it completely covers the back window when fully open and they are easy to break into with just a coat hanger.
The 3rd brake light is from a 2013+ truck with the camera inside. Makes the hook up of the 5th wheel a breeze.
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All the best,
Glenn
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Originally posted by Dave W View PostI have a Paragon. If I did it again, I would go Retrax.
My Paragon is leaking and it comes off track but it has lasted 5 years.
All the best,
Glenn
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Originally posted by Gummi Bear View PostI have a Extang Solid Fold 2.0 on my Chevy
RealTruck carries a wide array of Extang products for your truck with free shipping in the lower 48 United States. Get the right part for your truck easily with help from our simple-to-use site and team of product experts.
It seems pretty great so far.
I really wanted a Diamondback, but they are cost prohibitive. They cost 3x what I paid for the Extang. I looked hard at the Bakflip, and they look great, but are difficult to remove should you want to. They are also easy to break into, just requiring a coat hanger.
The Extang is rigid, and super easy to remove if you want, only a couple of thumbscrews. It is retained by some beefy spring clips at the tailgate. You can also open and close the tailgate while the cover is latched. So far, it is keeping out all the rain (only had a couple of storms since I bought it) When it is folded, it covers approximately the same area as my old toolbox did. I also like that they are made in USA.
All the best,
Glenn
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Originally posted by Drop Tine View PostI also have a Retrax, and I highly recommend it. Very secure and looks great. I have the power model that opens/closes with a key fob remote. You can get a manually operated version for around 1200. Made of aluminum and would be tough to break in to.
All the best,
Glenn
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Originally posted by Mike D View PostThanks Glenn. I like it because the from flips open independent of the rest of the cover. The 3 sections on the back fold up to sit on top of the front section when needed. I didn't want a Bakflip because it completely covers the back window when fully open and they are easy to break into with just a coat hanger.
The 3rd brake light is from a 2013+ truck with the camera inside. Makes the hook up of the 5th wheel a breeze.
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That 3rd brake light camera is one of my favorite things about my ram
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Originally posted by cajuntec View PostThanks Mike. Does it remove completely easily, or is it pretty much attached and staying there once attached?
All the best,
Glenn
I've never had the need to take mine completely off Glenn but per the instructions all you have to do is fold it to the front remove 4 screws and lift it off.
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Originally posted by MySRT8U View PostThat 3rd brake light camera is one of my favorite things about my ram
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Yep, I use mine all the time especially when hooking and unhooking my fifth wheel. Since my truck is a 2012 I had to buy the factory third brake light and then install a lock pick it would show to my screen in my truck.
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