Tighten the last 1/4"-20 bolt through the Top Bar into the Middle Bar.Share images about the latest and most beautiful toyota tacoma bed rails now, see details below the post write.
w/ QuickFist) > QuickFist > Mounting Bracket > 1/4" washer > 1/4-20 nylon locking nut Quick-Fists to Top Bar: 1/4"-20 Bolt > plastic washer (incl.I attached them just as I did on Tool Mount: Starting with your Top Bar, tighten your Original QuickFists to the 1/4" holes on each end.
Step 3: Attach your mounting brackets, and mount your tools. Otherwise, my shovel would hit the rail.ġ.5" 3/8-16 Bolt > 3/8 lock washer > Mounting Bracket > fender washer > rubber fender washer > fender washer > rubber fender washer > fender washer > rubber fender washer > T-Slot nut I had to stack the fender washers to make a spacer. w/ Quick-Fist) > Quick-Fist > flat bar > 1/4 washer > 1/4-20 nylon locking washer I drilled my 1/4" holes 2.5" down from the top, and the third set at 5-5/8" down from the top, both centered.75" down from the top (the un-bent side) centered. Bend it to 90° from the 8"mark using your hammer and vise (or equivalent). I measured 9.5" down and marked it with my Sharpie, and then made another mark at 8".(4) Original QuickFists (I got the combo pack + 2 originals) I got pretty much everything at Home Depot or Lowe's aside from the Quick-Fists and T-Nuts. Upgraded to these Knobs instead of the Wing Nuts: Step 3: Attach it to yo ur bed rails, and mount your Hi-LiftĭETAIL OF THE JAM NUT IN THE HI-LIFT HOLE: T-Slot Nut > Fender Washer > Mounting Bracket > Washer > Lock Washer >. The Jam Nuts fit perfectly in the Hi-Lift holes to help stabilize it when mounting and help hold it in place.įor the T-Slot nut that goes in the rail: * NOTE * When tightening your Jam Nuts down, make sure the flat edges are parallel to the edge of your flat bar. Step 2: Assemble your mounts and attach to the bed rail.Ģ" Bolt > Mounting Bracket > Nylon Locking Nut > Washer > Jam Nut > Hi-Lift > Wing Nut I drilled my second holes 4" down from the top, again centered.Bend it to 90°from the 8" mark using your hammer and vise (or equivalent). I measured 9" down and marked it with my Sharpie, and then made another mark at 8".Step 1: I measured, cut and drilled my mounting plates using the 1.5" x 36" Steel Flat Bar (1/8" thick). * I found some 3/8-16 Knobs at Lowes that work much better than the Wing Nuts to secure the Hi-Lift. I got pretty much everything at Home Depot aside from the T-Nuts.
The plasti-dip should help prevent any vibrations and absorb some shock. I then dipped each bend in Plasti-Dip and double-dipped the bottom mounting brace for the fire extinguisher. I primed and spray painted each mounting bracket black.
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Please feel free to leave pertinent questions, constructive feedback, or comments.I am not proficient in drafting or design, so please excuse the crappy dimensions/diagrams.Don't get pissed at me if your setup isn't the same as mine. keep that in mind and make sure to measure and test fit your tools before drilling and cutting. Most people will be using different style shovels, axes, hatchets, flashlights, fire extinguishers etc.You can make all the mounts on here using (2) 36" pieces of flat-bar (listed below).I did not use either, but it made for additional work. A drill press and vise is recommended and would speed up the entire process.Not all the holes and measurements are 100% exact, but each mount is still solid and secure. I have limited tools, so I had to improvise on some things. I finally got around to making a mount for my Hi-Lift using the factory bed rails, and ended up making a few more for my shovel, axe, hatchet, fire extinguisher, and flashlight.
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