I like the cross over boxes but I wanted to keep the bed rails clear so I can perhaps install a removable tri-fold bed cover to cover and protect everything in the bed when we're not on the road, if I can get command approval.
Thanks Bones. I'm really happy with the results of the installation.
No, I don't think I could tell anyone that, but I can reach into it fine from outside the bed using the same step I use to reach the hitch release and yes, pulling one latch releases both sides. The lid raises and holds itself too.
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Thanks Bones. If your in the market for mud flaps I highly recommend them. https://duraflap.com/ They are great folks to work with. (I guess I should of put a link in my post. I'll correct that
I'll post more pics later after I get everything cleaned up. Everything is installed she's near the end of the 24 hr leak down test but, I've found no soap bubbles.
) next Spring after I'm healed from up coming knee surgery. Can't wait. 
We put em' to their first test this past week end traveling to the Ohio Rally. What a difference! I set them at 50 psi with the trailer weight on.
Here are some more pics after the install.
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I ran the air lines out the back thru the bottom plate mounting holes. I'll be mounting a Viair to the frame in the near future with in cab air bag operating capabilities and an air chuck below the spare tire access plug to be able to air tires (no more lugging around an air compressor
Thanks WB. I have a torn meniscus and medial plica. (I think that's how they pronounced it
) anyway, no knee replacement for me, they are just going in there and scrap the plica which has become hardened. He said I should be able to put weight on it in 2 to 5 days and fully functioning in about 12-15 weeks. just in time for Spring. 
