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Jwolf

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i went with the tri- rough cover , very simple to on/off , the latches in the back ( by the tail gate) have adjustment screws so you can adjust for whatever the need , i can take completely off by myself in two minutes or less , it has been in a couple of (raines) showers at best nothing HARD yet , no issues with water coming in , i have been in several very dusty areas with no issues, it tri-folds flat at the back glass, i can sit on it , it says it can handle 400 lbs no problem and i beleive it, i paid $ 800. i considered the bakflip but it has more moving parts compared to this one , rails and all , it looks like a fine product and rides flush , but the one i got looks rideing approx, an inch up on the Raptor , IMO, i think most of them are really good and its just a matter of what your opinon is ! i am very satisfyed and would not change, for what ever its worth !
 

budd

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look at the xtang trifold . no screws of drilling...really works well..can fold it almost flush and use bed open...
 

linnwgetin

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Just ordered a Bakflip F1 with a BakBox included for 1039.00 with free shipping from the Bak Factory outlet that is listed on the right side of the forum. Saw it there and called on a whim and they told me that they would match ebay sellers price with free shipping and that since ebay sellers are not factory authorized, their warrantys are all 3rd party. This idea scared me to have to deal with a 3rd party for warranty so I ended up getting the F1 for $839.00 and the BakBox for $200.00 for a grand total of $1039.00 w/Free shipping.
 
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