Short box f150 and Eskimo 2600

[jopes]

Anyone have a newer f150 with the 5-1/2 foot box and put a Eskimo eskape 2600 I'm the bed with closing the tail gate?

[hyrkules]

The 2600 is 64" and the 5.5 bed is 67".
All I know for sure I have a Silverado 6' bed and my 2600 fits with a lot of room to spare.

[jopes]

The 2600 is 64" and the 5.5 bed is 67".
All I know for sure I have a Silverado 6' bed and my 2600 fits with a lot of room to spare.

It's 67" but the upper bed rail across the front is almost 2 inches.   So that really leaves about 65". 

[jr50]

I would measure the Eskimo 2600 in person if you can find one.  I bought a Grizzly made by Eskimo based on their dimensions listed on the box and websites.  They used the measurements of the sled not the assembled product. 

[jopes]

I would measure the Eskimo 2600 in person if you can find one.  I bought a Grizzly made by Eskimo based on their dimensions listed on the box and websites.  They used the measurements of the sled not the assembled product.

I agree with that.   I love the grizzly but it just doesn't fit in my truck.   I knew that when I ordered the truck.   

And I'd like the fact the eskape is supposed to fit under the bed rails

[primepin65]

My input would be to check the height of the new hut, especially if you have a tonneau cover. I had a Nissan Titan with a tonneau cover that sat on top of the bed rails and my hut fit perfect without having to unclip the cover. Got the same truck with a tonneau cover that sat flush with the bed rails and I had to unclip the cover every time to loan/unload the hut, plus the cover wouldn't close properly if there was any snow built up on the bottom of my hut. It made it a pain the butt to safely keep my hut in the truck for the season, since I don't have a garage to store it between trips.

[jopes]

My input would be to check the height of the new hut, especially if you have a tonneau cover. I had a Nissan Titan with a tonneau cover that sat on top of the bed rails and my hut fit perfect without having to unclip the cover. Got the same truck with a tonneau cover that sat flush with the bed rails and I had to unclip the cover every time to loan/unload the hut, plus the cover wouldn't close properly if there was any snow built up on the bottom of my hut. It made it a pain the butt to safely keep my hut in the truck for the season, since I don't have a garage to store it between trips.

Think my biggest issue is I can't find a single place near me or even in the state that has a 2400 to look at.