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Step 1
Place the tool box on the bed rails
and determine the best location.
WARNING
Before drilling into your truck bed, check under
your vehicle to ensure the drill location does not
puncture, cut or obstruct any brake or fuel fluid
lines, electrical wires, fuel tanks, etc. Precaution
must be taken that all fasteners near the fuel
tank do not create the possibility of fuel tank
puncture or other damage during a collision.
Step 2
Drill a minimum of two holes through
the tool box and bed rail.
Place a flat washer and bolt through each drill
hole. Secure using a washer and lock nut under
the bed rail. Fully tighten the hardware.
Step 3
Place the supplied legs on the corners of
the tool box that are fully inside the truck bed.
Use a square to ensure the legs are vertical
and at the appropriate height so they rest on
the truck bed.
WARNING
Before drilling into your truck bed, check under
your vehicle to ensure the drill location does not
puncture, cut or obstruct any brake or fuel fluid
lines, electrical wires, fuel tanks, etc. Precaution
must be taken that all fasteners near the fuel
tank do not create the possibility of fuel tank
puncture or other damage during a collision.
WARNING
Locate the gas spring prior to drilling
into the tool box. Do not drill in the gas
spring mount location.
Step 4
Drill a minimum of two holes per leg.
A minimum of one bolt should be
used on each side of the legs.
Secure the legs to the tool box using one
bolt, two washers and one lock nut in each
drill location.
Note: For added security, the legs
may be bolted to the truck bed.
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