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johnny80s

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Wound up adding this to the bed. Was looking for something to stop my golf clubs and groceries from always sliding to the front. We already have those accessory rails in the bed if you added the bed utility group. The part number is, Cargo Bed Divider - Mopar (82215481). Couldn’t find a definitive answer if it would work with the factory trifold. Works just fine, have to use the latches at the right angle is all. Simple install in about 30 min.
 

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How easy is it to slide forward/backward/remove when not needed?
 
Simple, it’s on its own track. You can do it one handed, but easier with two. Can either take it out or it will flip up if you have something flat you need the entire bed for.
 
Wound up adding this to the bed. Was looking for something to stop my golf clubs and groceries from always sliding to the front. We already have those accessory rails in the bed if you added the bed utility group. The part number is, Cargo Bed Divider - Mopar (82215481). Couldn’t find a definitive answer if it would work with the factory trifold. Works just fine, have to use the latches at the right angle is all. Simple install in about 30 min.
wow thanks much - was looking through part numbers - trying to figure out what works with the factory (option) cargo rails ... life saver (was afraid to order and fail)
 
I kick myself in the ass every day for not getting the bed utility group🤬
 
Anyone think of any reason this wouldn't work with the Bakflip MX4?
 
I was interested in this but aren't the tie downs useless after this is installed? They should have made one that attached to the rails without another set of rails.
 
I went with this one in mine, works great and super light. Slides out onto the tailgate to load, and push in to close tailgate. Has a two straps that hook to the lower built in cargo hooks to keep from sliding forward or being pulled out to far. Im what was called "husky" way back in the 80s lol so not leaning over the tailgate to load things in is great.

 
I was interested in this but aren't the tie downs useless after this is installed? They should have made one that attached to the rails without another set of rails.
this was my immediate reaction...
 
I was interested in this but aren't the tie downs useless after this is installed? They should have made one that attached to the rails without another set of rails.
I did the same bed divider, and then just got another set of 4 tie-downs. So now there are 4 tie-downs on each side, since their travel is impeded by the extra pieces of the rails, I still get good coverage end to end.
 
I did the same bed divider, and then just got another set of 4 tie-downs. So now there are 4 tie-downs on each side, since their travel is impeded by the extra pieces of the rails, I still get good coverage end to end.
Yes with out Anthony’s recommendation. I would still be searching. Thanks sir!
 
I did the same bed divider, and then just got another set of 4 tie-downs. So now there are 4 tie-downs on each side, since their travel is impeded by the extra pieces of the rails, I still get good coverage end to end.
So basically the 4 tie downs are stationary? Sometimes, I carry tall pallets and looks like the tie downs are blocked by the secondary rail, no?
 

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