My truck is lifted...can i flip it so the top tube can be used to install a step?
78033
Yes. It is symmetrical in that sense. Check the dimensions to make sure the step will be where you want it to be and all should be fine.
1049947
Yes u can I had the exact same problem with my 2001 Tacoma and I got the quick lift struts and I also put 2 inch blocks on my truck
1406397
I've never tried this, but I imagine if the steps were a fairly shallow rise and just a few of them at a time, you could go over them. If the steps are steep you may have trouble going over them w/o dumping your payload. The cart is definitely built well and durable enough to handle a few steps.
855003
Like thebother guy said, you tube the steps, but you'll need to do some smd soldering. If you are not familiar with this, you probably shouldn't go much further.
1410354
I suppose you could....but why? Then your front will be higher than your rear. Defeats the purpose of a "leveling" kit...
520215
If the diameters are correct, flipping wont be a problem i think, but to be sure please send an e-mail to company, mine is on the left.4.7 v8
872500
Yes, there is a joint in the vertical tubes - you usually join the pieces with a coupler to make the full height unit. It should work just fine to skip that step and just use half of the tube.
719996
The instructions where not that great to begin with because it was hard to tell which one was for my truck and which one was for another model. Anyway I have mine install just in front of the rear tire. So it gives me access to the front of the truck bed. Crawl under the truck and take the step with you and just look for where it will line up with existing holes in the frame. There is really only one place it can go. One of the bolts was hard to get it but with some work I got it installed and have been happy with the step overall.
783461
It's relatively short in width; are you really sure you want to flip it that way? But, i suppose you could do it vertically, though not sure Moen intends that- it may or may not conform to ADA specs that way. However, it does seem to me it would work ok as a pull bar that way... The tp kind of slide into the curve of what would then be the base -- not sure THAT would be so desirable. You'll only know if you try!
137012
You can flip it anyway you want.. It's just a shelf with an open end. I have mine upside down so I can hang a diaper dispenser off the open end.
1564880
No you can not. The rail one side is machined into base. It can be reversed to offset forward or to rear.
394972
While this ramp has a lip that is placed over a stair edge or threshold, and could be placed at the edge of your pickup truck bed, I suggest you call the manufacturer directly 800-554-7267 and ask this question. This product by the manufacturer appears more appropriate for your application http://www.pviramps.com/products/product-details/id/4
1722239
The unit uses an already existing bolt under your hood to secure to antenna mount. It wouldn't easily flip down, as it doesn't flip, but it can be removed without any damage to your vehicle. Hope that helps.
1971219
I should work with all flip up and fixed. I have one mounted and have a fixed standard front setup and it seems to work fine for me.
159055
The ladder doesn't come off r remove from the bed as it is part of its construction. I don't know if you could go "maguiver" and flip the orientation while assembling it, but I'd say as it is supposed to be assembled, no.
915534
I installed it the way it is seen in the picture with the smaller compartment (for soap, razors, etc) on the bottom which for me makes sense when it comes to accessibility. So from what I have installed and what I usually have seen the bigger part goes up top. That is my recommendation but if your installing it lower somewhere it might make sense to flip it.
1209718
it is tubular in shape and yes I see no reason you could not reverse it to give you a little lift.