5th wheel hitch in truck bed with bed liner
I just bought a used 2009 Dodge 3500 with a plastic badliner. It has a goose neck hook up in the bed. I have a B&M hitch for the goose neck that came out of my old truck which had no bed liner. My q...
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rhagfo wrote:jerem0621 wrote:
I've Never had a problem with drop in bedliners.
It's not like stuff magically sticks to the spray in bedliners. If you have unsecured cargo in your bed with a spray in bedliner it's still going to roll around. Main difference to me is that the spray in bedliners don't have the cargo management features that a good drop in liner gives. I may be the only person in the world who actually uses the board notches in a drop in bedliner but they are awesome features I would not be without.
Never mind the fact that the bed doesn't get dented when I drop a tool or something on a bedliners.
I have also heard all my life about bedliners rusting beds out. I have yet to experience that in my experience. I have seen rusted out beds...but I haven't seen them directly due to a bedliners.
I'm going against the grain here. I like drop in bed liner.
Thanks!
Jeremiah
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Most new truck beds have board notches in them so spray-in makes even more since.
Thanks for the info Russ,
I'll check some of the new beds out.. Maybe I have just missed that.
Thanks!
Jeremiah
