Kargo Master Pro II Truck Rack

Features

• Durable 2" Round Tubing Design
• Yellow Zinc Sealed and Finished With Black Powder Coat Paint
• Available For Trucks With or Without Toppers
• Gusseted Cross Bars & 5" Swagged Joints Provide Extra Strength
• Removable Rear Cross Bar
• Extra Tie Ons Help Organize Cargo
• Optional No-Drill Mounts

Description

For all of your cargo carrying needs, go with the Kargo Master Pro II for the toughest truck rack under the sun. These heavy-duty truck racks not only help transport large objects, but they also help you organize them as well. With more cargo room and organization, you are sure to haul more efficiently, saving not only time, but money!

The Kargo Master Pro II truck racks are built durable. Constructed out of 2" diameter round steel tubing, this ladder rack has a 1,700 lb. weight capacity. The heavy duty steel tubing is treated with a yellow zinc plating, sealing the metal and keeping it free from corrosion. After zinc coated, this truck rack is then coated with a thick layer of marine grade black powder coat paint.

The Kargo Master Pro II truck rack features 5" swaged joints and gusseted cross bars for increased durability and strength. Full 17" long pre-drilled foot plates ensure the cargo rack is securely fastened to your truck bed. An optional no-drill clamp on mount kit is also available to eliminate the need to drill your truck bed. Sturdy upper rails on the Pro II truck bed racks keeps cargo from shifting and provide handy grab loops at the rear of the truck. A quick release (no tools required) rear cross bar allows extra clearance for tall cargo being stored in the truck bed. Choose from two styles of legs that allow the Pro II truck rack to be mounted on open truck beds or the Pro II truck cap rack for trucks with camper shells and toppers.

When it comes to hauling ladders or anything else, the Kargo Master truck racks should be your first choice! Their heavy duty design and aerodynamic style will exceed all your expectations and much more. Made by Kargo Master.

Order Notes

Please Note: Before taking delivery on a Common Carrier (Truck Freight) shipment, please thoroughly inspect for shipping damage prior to signing for the shipment. If anything appears to have been damaged during transit, we suggest you refuse shipment. After you sign for truck freight shipment it is very difficult to file a ship damage claim and attain reimbursement.