Product Details
Nissan Frontier without Track System 2003, Clipper Truck Rack by U.S. RACK®. Material: Aluminum/ Stainless Steel. Standard Legs for Trucks without Bed Covers, Oval Cross Bar and Load Cleat Tiedowns. Clamp On. This multifunctional Clipper Rack by U.S. Rack can be used to haul your kayak, canoe, or for work while transporting equipment and materials to the jobsite. Featuring steel bases and aluminum crossbars and legs, it is lightweight yet strong enough to carry up to 400 lbs. The rack comes with an innovative installation system to mount in minutes with no drilling needed. Better still, it can be easily removed and disassembled for more compact storage.
Features
- The multi-functional Clipper work truck rack is a Ladder Rack, a Lumber Rack, or even a canoe or kayak truck Rack the finish is Black
- Crossbars of the Clipper can be moved on the Bedrails
- The Clipper Truck Rack is Forklift Accessible and mounts without drilling
- Fits All Bed Lengths and All Cab Heights
- The Clipper Rack is a multi-purpose Aluminum, Stainless Steel rack that is light weight and easy to install
- The Clipper Truck Rack is made in USA, it only weighs about 50 lb but carries up to 400 lb
- This ladder rack for pick up trucks installs easily without drilling your pickup and holds securely
- It can be removed in less than 5 minutes and can be easily disassembled for more compact storage
- Each section of the rack is independent
- This means that each section can be moved anywhere along the bedrails; as a sturdy lumber rack, it can be easily loaded with a forklift
- The Clipper truck rack fits pick ups with conventional fleetside bedrails and locks securely onto the bedrails
- The aerodynamic crossbars are flat on top to gently support loads, and rounded front and rear to allow smooth and quiet airflow and improve gas mileage
- Because it sits flat on the bedrail, this work truck rack can be configured to work with most cross-mounted tool boxes
- The Clipper truck rack is versatile enough to haul building materials or simply carry ladders, kayaks or canoes
- Each rack has tie-down eyelets at the base of each leg and at the end of each crossbar, so tying down cargo with ratchet straps is a cinch; and optional rope cleats are also available for mounting on the legs
The U.S. Rack Clipper Truck Rack is the perfect solution for those looking to transport cargo safely. It is specifically designed to be strong yet lightweight. The rack bases, as well as the gusset hardware that connects the components, are fabricated from stainless/mild steel while the legs and crossbars are brushed aluminum. As a result, the rack weighs only about 50 lbs but has a load capacity of 400 lbs. What’s more, it is versatile enough to haul building materials or carry ladders, kayaks, canoes, and a rooftop tent. It can even be loaded with a forklift! The crossbars are engineered with functionality and aerodynamics in mind. The top of the crossbars is flat to gently support cargo while the front and rear are rounded for better airflow.
The Clipper Truck Rack has been specifically designed for the Jeep Gladiator and fits trucks with both conventional bed rails and track systems. A sophisticated installation system holds the rack securely in place and allows for fast, no-drill installation. You can also remove the rack when it’s not needed. And since this rack easily disassembles, it can be stored in a compact space. Each section of the rack is independent, which allows for the uprights to be moved anywhere along the bed rails. To help you securely tie down your cargo with ratchet straps, each rack has tie-down eyelets located at the base of each leg and the end of each crossbar. Optional rope cleats are also available for mounting on the legs.
U.S. RACK® began in a garage in Silicon Valley. The company’s founder, Chris Green, removed his welded rack off his pickup and found out that he had a sore back and no place to store the bulky rack. He wanted to create a rack that could clamp onto a truck and be stored easily when not in use. Determined to make sure that his designs were sturdy and safe, Chris initially worked with a university engineering department and later with an independent engineering lab to load-test components and products. In 2000, he set up a small shop to manufacture the first production racks and in 2003 built the larger manufacturing plant in Madera, Ca. U.S. Rack is still a small business but now manufactures over 40 different models of racks to satisfy every need for both work and play. Whether you need a rack to carry your bike, kayak, canoe, or any other cargo, the company has you covered.