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Buyers 1501200 User Manual

Installation instructions

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Installation Instructions

1501200 (13.5 ft.) & 1501210 (14.5 ft.)

Utility Body Ladder Racks

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CAUTION

DO NOT FULLY TIGHTEN HARDWARE AT THIS TIME

CAUTION

CHECK TO ENSURE THAT THE MOUNTING LOCATIONS

CHOSEN ARE CLEAR OF ALL TAIL LIGHTS, WIRING, AND

BOX HANDLE HARDWARE

STEP 1 - Verify Rack Will Fit Your Truck Body

• DETERMINE WHERE THE RACK WILL BE

MOUNTED. Depending on your truck, the rack

may be mounted on top of the boxes, on front and

rear panels, or another location

• Position the mounting angles on the truck in the

positions they will be mounted

AT LEAST TWO PEOPLE ARE
NECESSARY TO INSTALL THIS RACK

• Measure the distance between the Mounting

Feet and record it as distance X. – (Fig. 2)

STEP 2 – Preassemble Rack (Figs. 3-8)

• Slide the Front Crossbar onto the Front Rails (Fig. 3)

• Assemble the four Legs to the Side Rails using

M12 x 50 HHCS with washers & locknuts (Fig. 3)

• Install the Driver Side and Passenger Side Rear

Crossbar Mounting Brackets using (2)M10 x 30

HHCS with washers to attach to the Rear

Rails and (2)M10 x 30 HHCS with washers and

locknuts to attach the grab handle (Fig. 4)

• Assemble the Rear Crossbar to the Rear Rails

using the Latch Pins (Fig. 4)

• Join the Front and Rear halves by sliding the

Rear Rails into the Front Rails (For additional

safety, the Connector Plates and (4)M16 x 35

Carriage Bolts with washers and locknuts are

recommended to be used at this time to secure

the two halves together) (Fig. 4)

• Lift and rotate the legs inward so the Rack can

stand by itself. Attach the Legs to the Front

Crossbar and Rear Mounting Brackets using

the M16 x 70 HHCS with (2) flat washers, a lock

washer and a lock nuts (Fig. 5)

• Insert the Feet into the Legs and attach using

(8)M12 x 90 HHCS with washers and locknuts

(FINGERTIGHTEN ONLY AT THIS TIME) (Fig. 6)