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YoMudderPutter

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Just ordered one of these and was wondering if anyone has any thoughts about the product or quality... (normally i would ask before ordering)...
 
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its the company and the liner.. its got a rubber mat with hard sides..
 
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That chick alone has me sold. Looks like a reasonable mod. Guess it depends on what you want to do with the truck. I went with the Line X bedliner and a bakflip f1. Was thinking of a bedrug for a while but didnt think I could wash deer blood out of the bed rug so I went with the Line X instead. Definately can wash out that rubber mat no prob. Looks like it'd work just fine and a little more reasonable price wise. If you are going to be real hard on the truck bed then I'd say this is an even better way to go cause you can easily replace the rubber liner later on.
 
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Yeah the chick is smoken hot.. They had me hook, line, and sinker....

I will load my ATV, or some times make dump runs.. Should work fine... Haven't heard from others so I'll have to trust the video... Plus It seems to have almost zero slide of cargo.. We will see...
 
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I like the fact that it has the rubber mat and the plastic sides. I have the standard Ford drop-in plastic liner and I wish I had a rubber mat instead. I'll be interested to hear your thoughts after you get it and install it. Keep us posted.
 
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I've got one. Had one in my F250 also.
There the best bedliner you can get.
The rubber mat holds stuff from sliding all around.

I had the dealer installed drop in my 01 F150 and stuff would slide around in there like it was on ice.
 
Here is a link to the product... It seems good, I maybe the first to try in the forum...

I think the link has a video to..

http://www.pickupspecialties.com/DualComp/dualliner_truck_bedliner.htm
Man. I wish I had seen this bed linner before I installed mine. That bald dude in the video reminds me of a friend I "had" until I rode over his toes to get of of my face on every project :box:. "I'm driving, no I'm driving" - ok put yout toes here :4-dontknow:
Nice choice. I might trade mine to get one.

What product number did you use? I want to be clear with the "New body style F-150".
 
Man. I wish I had seen this bed linner before I installed mine. That bald dude in the video reminds me of a friend I "had" until I rode over his toes to get of of my face on every project :box:. "I'm driving, no I'm driving" - ok put yout toes here :4-dontknow:
Nice choice. I might trade mine to get one.

What product number did you use? I want to be clear with the "New body style F-150".
Hell yes... I like this a lot...:smileup::smileup:
Im with ya there on changing
 
I like the fact that it has the rubber mat and the plastic sides. I have the standard Ford drop-in plastic liner and I wish I had a rubber mat instead. I'll be interested to hear your thoughts after you get it and install it. Keep us posted.
Why don't you just get the 100 dollar rubber bed mat from Ford and put it in on top of your drop in that you have now ?
 
:Hey:

Just ordered one of these and was wondering if anyone has any thoughts about the product or quality... (normally i would ask before ordering)...
YoMudderPutter......so can you tell us how this bed liner worked out for you? Do the plastic sides fit snug or do they rattle when driving? How about the rubber mat? Does it fit snug and how thick is the mat? Total quality of the bed liner also?

Thanks
 
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Im still waiting on the delivery.. truckaddons took forever with this.. it should arrive on the 23rd.. I will take a few photos as I install it and let everyone know how it well it fits..
 
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I ordered mine a couple of weeks ago and it came within about 3 days. They do fit nice and tight and there are no rattles. The mat is nice and thick and it fits in a groove at the bottom of the sides and back. When you put something on the mat, it stays in one place.

You have to remove the tie-down points and reinstall them to get the sides installed. On the tailgate, you have to remove I think 4 screws at the top, place the liner on and put the screws back in. You also need to drill about 5 holes 1/4" holes along the bottom to secure it with the plastic push pins. Use an air rachet, it is much easier.

The only thing I don't like is the part by tailgate on the sides. It doesn't seem to want to site flush to the sides very well. I'll have to look into how I can fix that part. Other than that, it is a very nice piece.
 
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