DIY and Safety Information
DIY – Do It Yourself Suggestions
The RollBedder dollies can be used on all major brand pick-up trucks. (Ford, Chevy, GMC, and Dodge). Simply place the kit of 4 RollBedder dollies in the grooves of your truck floor near the back 1/3 of the truck bed. Truck Owners and our RollBedder customers can cut a “Bi-Liner” false floor to fit with 1” loose gap between the wheel fender walls. Also cut length to fit between the front head board and the closed talegate. We recommend allowing a 1” loose gap in overall front to rear length.
- Buy a ¾” x 4 x 8 sheet of exterior grade plywood from the local hardware store.
- Cut to fit between the wheel wells and from front to rear tailgate of your truck.
- Attach a surface mount, or flush mount pull handle in the rear center of your false floor.
- The Bi-Liner will easily roll across the RollBedder dollies for easy loading and unloading.
WARNING: Severe Injury can result if you do not follow these instructions.
- Place the four (or more) RollBedder dollies in equally spaced grooves in the back third of truck bed.
- Install a ¾” thick (Bi-Liner) plywood board (with handle upward at the rear) on top of the RollBedder dollies.
- Always move Bi-Liner to its full forward position and close the truck end gate before moving vehicle.
- Use handle when moving Bi-Liner in or out of the truck bed. Keep hands and fingers away from edges and pinch points.
- Do not pull the Bi-Liner floor more than 1/3 of its length beyond the tailgate.
- Overhung loads in excess of front cantilevered load could tilt down and dump out.
- Place adequate support stands under extended Bi-Liners when used for tailgate work.
- Maximum load is 400 lbs. (180 KG.) Do not attempt to use or move the liner with excessive cargo on it.
- Secure cargo load with appropriate straps and tailgate before moving or driving vehicle.
- Always place vehicle on level ground before opening tailgate or while rolling Bi-Liner in or out of truck.
- RBDR4 kits fit Ford, Cheverolet, GMC and Dodge pickup trucks.