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Fold-A-Cover....Hard, Locking, folds up revealing 75% of the bed. With the screw it's half the bed. Probably 95% waterproof. Removes in 5 minutes with a Hex wrench and a single person.
http://www.foldacover.com
Another brand same idea is the advance cover.
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http://www.foldacover.com
Another brand same idea is the advance cover.
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IzInBlom:
Why do you choose the Fold a Cover vs. Peragon? I want one like yours or Peragon. As I can see the Peragon can be more foldable than Fold A Cover leting more space for tall equipment in the bed.
I want to know your opinion in order to buy the best to fit my needs.
How much cost yours?
Thanks for your advice
Why do you choose the Fold a Cover vs. Peragon? I want one like yours or Peragon. As I can see the Peragon can be more foldable than Fold A Cover leting more space for tall equipment in the bed.
I want to know your opinion in order to buy the best to fit my needs.
How much cost yours?
Thanks for your advice
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I also looked at peragon...but after talking to someone, this was my conclusion... First off when the peragon is open it folds into a square at the front of the bed, you can't loads stuff into this space unless you slide it under after. I also had some rainwater concerns. If there was water ontop of the cover when you opened it, with the peragon design, you would drain it onto your cargo. I have a mobile DJ business on the side and I obviously wouldn't want that on my cargo.
75% of my bed is still 6ft of open bed, so that is good for me. Plus you can take it off in a few minutes with a hex wrench if you needed over 6ft.
The fold-a-cover was in the $550 range for the 8ft version. The advance cover looked nice too, but for specific reasons I choose the fold-a-cover 2nd gen. Hope that helps.
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75% of my bed is still 6ft of open bed, so that is good for me. Plus you can take it off in a few minutes with a hex wrench if you needed over 6ft.
The fold-a-cover was in the $550 range for the 8ft version. The advance cover looked nice too, but for specific reasons I choose the fold-a-cover 2nd gen. Hope that helps.
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It's made in western Michigan. I bet they would ship to our great neighbors to the north....
I did install it myself.... slightly confusing, took me maybe an hour to install. One disadvantage is that it uses the stake pockets to attach to. So you can't put tie downs in while you have it on. I think the advance cover allows for that, but it didnt' meet some of my other needs.
here is the advance website
http://www.advancecover.com/
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I did install it myself.... slightly confusing, took me maybe an hour to install. One disadvantage is that it uses the stake pockets to attach to. So you can't put tie downs in while you have it on. I think the advance cover allows for that, but it didnt' meet some of my other needs.
here is the advance website
http://www.advancecover.com/
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