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Retrax, can't beat it. www.rolltopcover.com (http://www.rolltopcover.com)

Berlin Tilt Cover.........


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I have to agree with Max Power! Those Retrax covers are pretty nice. Iam buying one as soon as I get the extra clams.


Russ

I have a Pace 'Jack Rabbit', and am very happy with it. So far, it has held up well during this winter, with the snow and ice.


Brian

I have the Extang RT roll-up it installed in less than 1/2 hour has very clean line no snaps,uses industrial velcro.I've rolled it up several times this winter with no trouble.It has a lifetime warrantee and I bought it for $285. shipped!

I am very impressed with the RETRAX setup. I was driving my new 04 back to Alaska and stopped through Grand Forks ND on my way to have the RETRAX installed at their office. They did a great custom install on my LB with a bed mounted toolbox and it is weather tight! The folks at Retrax are great!http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Thumbs Up.gif

I also have an Extang roll-up, and only problem is, it will pass water on a rainy day, unlike the snapons I have had in the past. Maybe the water is coming through the exposed stake pockets or through the Velcro, cannot be sure, all I know is if you want it to be dry under this cover, put it in a plastic bag. I would not buy another.


On the positive side, very quick access to entire bed.

Extang Cargomax; integrated toolbox w/tilt tonneau. Tilt access is very convenient, can take the whole cover and frame off & replace within seconds, or unsnap & roll up just the canvas when appropriate. What I like best is the flexibility; full on, full off, or rolled as needed, w/easy access.

Dittos on the RETRAX... Excelent!http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Clap.gif

Snug top, hard cover, doesn't leak at all.

I have Bull ring tie downs in the stake holes on my truck and no leaks at all with my Extang Rt roll-up. My bed has been bone dry.

Thanks flyfisher, I'll try closing up the stake pocket openings and see if that helps keep things dry. Really don't need tie-downs, but Stylin-Concepts has caps to cover these openings.

Gaylord fiberglass hard cover. Looks great and no leaks. Easy to install.