Tip of the day

[dodge man]

Cargo bar. I recently bought a cargo bar for my truck. It extends to just about any length and then ratches in to place to tighten. When I first got it, its seemed a little flimsy but it seems to be holding up well. If you get tired of putting 5 gallon cans, propane tanks for your grill, or any other cargo and having it roll around and end up in the front of you bed, get one of these things.

 

[Jstpssng]

Cargo bar. I recently bought a cargo bar for my truck. It extends to just about any length and then ratches in to place to tighten. When I first got it, its seemed a little flimsy but it seems to be holding up well. If you get tired of putting 5 gallon cans, propane tanks for your grill, or any other cargo and having it roll around and end up in the front of you bed, get one of these things.

i've been looking at them, maybe I'll have to get one. :thumbsup:

 

[jimmyj]

I use bungee cords running from cleats side to side but I've always wondered about one of those cargo bars.

Once I actually broke the front of the truck box away from the floor by having a load shift forward when stopping. Another one of those, quick and dumb shortcuts that didn't pay off.

Looks handy.

 

[LBrown59]

Cargo bar. I recently bought a cargo bar for my truck. It extends to just about any length and then ratches in to place to tighten. When I first got it, its seemed a little flimsy but it seems to be holding up well. If you get tired of putting 5 gallon cans, propane tanks for your grill, or any other cargo and having it roll around and end up in the front of you bed, get one of these things.

With 2 of them you could secure things in the front rear or center of the bed.