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Great video , Thanks a million.

Thank you!

Did you buy the hand powered ricing tool?

@@miguelcereceres6977 I bought the Rivnut tool, nice tool, future uses, I’m sure.

We are pretty happy with it. We are also looking at a retractable cover.

It only leaks if the seals are not properly set. Mine does leak because I have my bed rack that causes the seals not to sit properly. This is honestly the only cover I have and never tried anything else. Im not sure what cover leaks or not. Our goal is to have a cover that is compatible with a bed rack. It does provide great protection of whats inside the bed it just leaks when it rains. The leaks are only on the side anyways and not in the middle.

@@abbyrayvlogz thanks. I think I am going to pass on the Mopar because if it leaks and then freezes at night that will create some issues. That and it looks like removing and making room for a dirt bike is not quick or easy to do. Thanks again for your answer.

Mine leaked. I switched to antidote rolling tonneau. So far so good

Not sure what riv nut you mentioned. Did not see anything on the instructions about a riv nut.

@@abbyrayvlogz the thing you called a bushing at 2:43 is a Rivnut and requires a special tool to install.

Yes it does and it keeps water out very well

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Yes as long as your jeep is locked and tailgate locked nobody cannot open it.

Im sorry you are having trouble. The rail is probably not pushed all the way back to the front of the bed or not screwed in all the way. Or you mean the cover is preventing it from closing all the way? We had issue with tailgate not closing because of the cover being pulled back more than it should be. There are 2 screws that are in the front of the bed that you can lossen and push the cover towards the front until the cover lip is about 1 inch overlapping the tailgate. Thats is where you want it and makes sure the rubbers are sealing it. The voodoo crossbars were actually easier to install than the cover itself. We actually took out voodoo bars out and are upgrading yo another bars. Stay tune fo that video. We are just waiting for it to arrive!

@@abbyrayvlogz my issue with the vodoo bars is that it seams the bars (brackets) push the cover trails a tidbit in and reduces the distance from each side of the bed and when I go in to put the Mopar cover on it won’t sit on the trails by a tid bit off. Did you have this issue? The tail gate issue has to do with the Mopar tonneau rail sticking a bit out near the tailgate I will go back and check on screws at front o the bed but seems they were all the way in. 😩

Sadly it does not.

Not sure what you mean about bed anchor nuts?

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Thanks... Captain Obvious.

@@karmicforce01 your welcome

Thank You!

That is weird. You would think its mopar it fits all of that model.

Sadly No it does not. I use a bungee to keep it open or just take the 2 bolts out and take cover off.

@@abbyrayvlogz thanks, you just sold me on the Rugged Ridge over this one then.

I have the same cover. How do you use your bungee cords to keep the top completely open? I’m trying to avoid removing the top each time I need all the truck space.

@@abbyrayvlogz could always design one to benefit one's self.

Its actually a mopar trifold cover. But they are about the same.

You have to secure them with bungee or take the 2 bolts and take the cover off

That's the only thing I hate about it myself. I can't secure it fully open without looking bootleg.

Haha yup. Other than that I have a bed rack now so I barely open it fully now

Was really hoping I was just an idiot and there was a way to secure it full open. Disappointing.

​@AbbyRayVlogz what rack are you using with this cover?

Not sure if you are even suppose to stand on it. But my wife and I did stand on it to take a pic one time. (155lbs + 114lbs) it held up haha

@@abbyrayvlogz I have a trifold and I can stand on mine and holds 350lbs and I like that feature from it so wasn’t sure on this one

Austin Donohue it actually does a great job keeping water out! It has drain tubes that are attached to both rails. As long as the seals all around are properly set it should be good.

@@abbyrayvlogz Curious about why the drain tubes are needed. If the top keeps water out, and the rails are inside the cover, wouldn't the rails not get water in them? Asking because I'm curious. Thinking about going with this cover on my JT, but the drain tubes leave me wonder why.. Thanks, -Todd