Kargo Master Pro II Service Body Utility Rack 79000/KM-70020

Features

• Round Tube Design: Heavy duty 2" round tubing is used to construct the Service Body Truck Rack yielding the best built rack on the market. Round tubing is stronger than square tubing, it looks better, and it there is less wind noise and drag.
• Heavy Duty: The Service Body Rack is built for heavy duty use. With heavy duty tubing and added reinforcements, the Utility Rack can safely handle up to 1,700 lbs.
• Gusseted Cross Bars: Gusseted cross bars and swagged joints greatly enhance the strength and rigidity of the Service Body Rack.
• Powder Coated: All Kargo Master Truck Bed Racks racks are yellow zinc plated to seal out corrosion. The racks are then painted with a marine grade powder coat finish that resists abrasions and chips.
• Fits All Trucks: The Service Body Rack offers a fit and adjustability that allows the rack to fit on virtually any truck. Legs can be optimally set to allow clearance for any height truck cab.
• Lifetime Warranty: All Kargo Master Pro II Truck Racks are backed by a LIFETIME WARRANTY.

Description

The Kargo Master Pro II Service Body Truck Racks are specifically built for heavy duty work trucks with service bodies. They are constructed of 2" round steel tubing with gusseted cross braces and swagged joints, giving it a rated load capacity of up to 1,700 lbs. These highly crafted Kargo Master service body racks are quick to assemble and easy to install. Rear leg mount brackets attach to the rear panel of the service body. Brackets are located at the reinforced outside corner of the box, where they can be raised or lowered without interfering with the tail lights. The height of the rack over the cab can be adjusted for all makes and models of trucks. Mount brackets are designed to set the legs off 5/8" from the rear panel to accommodate top opening boxes. The Kargo Service Body Truck Racks accept all Pro II style accessories and are supported by a lifetime warranty.

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.