SCrew under seat storage options
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06-03-2011, 11:18 AM
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I got the DUHA and it may be tight (as far as your purposes are concerned) it was easy to install (and uninstall) and has plenty of room for a lot of stuff.
These are the two compartments under the 60 part of the 60/40 split, there is another one under the 40 part.
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These are the two compartments under the 60 part of the 60/40 split, there is another one under the 40 part.
Dennis
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Thanks for the info Dennis I am really enjoying it.
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06-04-2011, 10:11 AM
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06-04-2011, 02:17 PM
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I went with Husky. It Just straps in.
Link to my thread https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...t-storage.html
Link to my thread https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...t-storage.html
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06-04-2011, 04:32 PM
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My only complaint about these storage bins is they ruin the flat load floor concept. The flat load floor is an awesome feature I would love ot have. It looks like the bin will take up about half the floor space with the seats up. Not bad if you don't plan on using the floor with the seats up and just want to store items under the seat, but if you want to store larger items with the seat up it would take up cargo space. Did you order your 2011 yet or are you still deciding on what to do?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9txtExrkQA
My only complaint about these storage bins is they ruin the flat load floor concept. The flat load floor is an awesome feature I would love ot have. It looks like the bin will take up about half the floor space with the seats up. Not bad if you don't plan on using the floor with the seats up and just want to store items under the seat, but if you want to store larger items with the seat up it would take up cargo space. Did you order your 2011 yet or are you still deciding on what to do?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9txtExrkQA
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Anybody know of any under seat units that have drawers instead of an open top? I will have 2 child seats in the back of my truck and will not be able to flip the rear seats up for access to the bin.
A unit that secures under that has pull out drawers would work best for me. I did a search here and via Google and came up with nothing. I did read of a guy here who used Rubbermaid containers, but am trying to avoid that.
If no joy with this looks like i'll be looking for storage in the bed. Will be ordering a cap for it but would still like it to be somewhat weather proof. Storage would be for tools, tow hitch, and a few other items that aren't temp. sensitive, but I want secured.
Was looking at the wheel well storage units...well, back to the thread search!
A unit that secures under that has pull out drawers would work best for me. I did a search here and via Google and came up with nothing. I did read of a guy here who used Rubbermaid containers, but am trying to avoid that.
If no joy with this looks like i'll be looking for storage in the bed. Will be ordering a cap for it but would still like it to be somewhat weather proof. Storage would be for tools, tow hitch, and a few other items that aren't temp. sensitive, but I want secured.
Was looking at the wheel well storage units...well, back to the thread search!
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Anybody know of any under seat units that have drawers instead of an open top? I will have 2 child seats in the back of my truck and will not be able to flip the rear seats up for access to the bin.
A unit that secures under that has pull out drawers would work best for me. I did a search here and via Google and came up with nothing. I did read of a guy here who used Rubbermaid containers, but am trying to avoid that.
If no joy with this looks like i'll be looking for storage in the bed. Will be ordering a cap for it but would still like it to be somewhat weather proof. Storage would be for tools, tow hitch, and a few other items that aren't temp. sensitive, but I want secured.
Was looking at the wheel well storage units...well, back to the thread search!
A unit that secures under that has pull out drawers would work best for me. I did a search here and via Google and came up with nothing. I did read of a guy here who used Rubbermaid containers, but am trying to avoid that.
If no joy with this looks like i'll be looking for storage in the bed. Will be ordering a cap for it but would still like it to be somewhat weather proof. Storage would be for tools, tow hitch, and a few other items that aren't temp. sensitive, but I want secured.
Was looking at the wheel well storage units...well, back to the thread search!
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08-07-2011, 11:40 AM
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I like the Du-Ha and while I don't like the price, I may bite anyway. I have an FX4 with that super big off road floor mat in the back. Is there a smaller version of the mat that doesn't go all the way under the seat? If I get the Du-Ha, I don't want to have to take it out to remove the mat.
