Here's a photo of mine: View attachment 15958 With the two plates sandwiching the plastic RamBox, there is no way you would loosen anything from the 'plastic bin.'Īm I missing something easy here? I just can't fathom that Ram would make you remove the whole RamBox to adjust the latch. On the backside, there is an identical sized plate with the upper two nuts welded to it. This means that to adjust the striker, you have to remove the entire RamBox because the bolts (same as top two) must be accessed from the other side.Īlso, these instructions say, 'Loosen the two lower nuts (2) and push them outboard to loosen them from plastic bin.' Mine is not built like that. Strikers with welded nuts at bottom as I have.Īt first, I tried really hard with a 10mm socket to get one of the nuts to turn but they are solidly affixed to the plate. Striker base with adjustable nuts at bottom.ģ. Including mine, and what these instructions outline, there are three different striker assemblies being used by Ram in less than one year.ġ. Most people don't even notice it unless I point it out to them.Thanks but now I'm more baffled. I've tried many other solutions for a bed divider, and none of them even come close to the convenience of this divider. It also works to help secure lumber in the bed when the tailgate is down. And it converts to a bed extender for items which are too long for the bed. Lots of adjustment points for keeping things at the back of the bed. You can also get the bed divider/extender, that works only with the rambox beds. That's only half of the versatility of the rambox option for me.

There are lots of other options for additional storage that you can add aftermarket.īut for me, it's not just the bed-side storage boxes. Since you've never had them you really don't know what you're missing. People have been driving and using pickups for decades without them. Of course no one needs the rambox option. Click to expand.It's funny to me that you're quantifying this as a need.

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