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    I had a lo profile WG crossover box in my '10 with a 5.5 bed. Did not leave room for much else. I believe it took up 20". I can't find any pics of my Honda Fourtrax 300 (small ATV) in there, but I think I did, back tires hanging off tailgate. Not sure length on dirtbikes, but I guess you could angle it in there. IMO, I don't think you need all that toolbox space. Maybe some sort of box that could be removable? With all the stuff you are in to, camping, kayaks, fishing etc, maybe removable would work best.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JB View Post
    I had a lo profile WG crossover box in my '10 with a 5.5 bed. Did not leave room for much else. I believe it took up 20". I can't find any pics of my Honda Fourtrax 300 (small ATV) in there, but I think I did, back tires hanging off tailgate. Not sure length on dirtbikes, but I guess you could angle it in there. IMO, I don't think you need all that toolbox space. Maybe some sort of box that could be removable? With all the stuff you are in to, camping, kayaks, fishing etc, maybe removable would work best.
    I agree something removable would probably be best, especially if I can attach it in a manner that can't easily be removed by thieves.

    My idea of a permanent box would be a crossover that was only ~ 1'x1' set in the corner created by the bed floor and cab wall that was strong enough to be used as a chalk for the front tire of a dirt bike. Maybe that explains it a little better.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sparling View Post
    Pretty interested in those R/Ts. I have 55k on my A/T2s now and they have been a great tire. I think I have another 10-20k left in them. Might have to try the R/Ts out next
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    Quote Originally Posted by BroncoJo View Post
    I agree something removable would probably be best, especially if I can attach it in a manner that can't easily be removed by thieves
    Bolt the box down from the inside. I would do nutserts in the bed so all it takes is a couple of hits with a cordless impact. You can lock the box so they can't steal it.
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