Truxedo Lo-Pro installed...

[Vyrus]

Wow this is an excellent cover. The quality and ease of use is far beyond what I imagined. It's not watertight by any means, but I'm sure I could take care of that with some generic seals.

Took me about 1.5 hours to install since I'm very particular and wanted the rails as close to perfectly aligned as I could get them. It's SO easy to use and roll up!! I love the fact that the bars are in the cover, it makes for a much easier to use cover than the OEM Toyota on my friend's Taco. Perfect for 1-man operation.

Only problem is that I lost one of the little black caps that goes on the adjustment screw - anyone else have this problem? Are they really necessary?
Thanks,
-Cyrus

[beerbuddy]

Originally Posted by Vyrus

Only problem is that I love one of the little black caps that goes on the adjustment screw - anyone else have this problem? Are they really necessary?
Thanks,
-Cyrus

I've never had a problem loving a black cap.

Since I'm not sure exactly what it is you lost (I'm assusming lost), I don't think they are necessary. I didn't have any caps on my adjustment screws.

What I find real interesting, is that you were the guy giving me advice on a Truxedo Lo Pro weeks ago, and you are apparantly just now getting yours.

You seemed like quite the expert then.

Question about Truxedo Tonneau Cover

Strange.

[Vyrus]

Originally Posted by beerbuddy

I've never had a problem loving a black cap.

Since I'm not sure what it is exactly what you lost (I'm assusming lost), I don't think they are necessary. I didn't have any caps on my adjustment screws.

What I find real interesting, is that you were the guy giving me advice on a Truxedo Lo Pro weeks ago, and you are apparantly just now getting yours.

You seemed like quiet the expert then.
Strange.

Question about Truxedo Tonneau Cover

Actually I'm not a "quiet" expert I'm rather loud about my observations. What can I say I did my research, saw one on a Titan in person, that did it for me.

It's a small black rubber cap that that goes over the adjustment screw on the end that faces the cab.

-Cyrus