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If you're buying good tool boxes, you will need good mounting brackets for your
semi truck or trailer.
As seen in Fleet Equipment, Trucker's Connection, Through the Gears and Fleet Owner magazines
Highway
Products Inc., established in 1980, built its reputation by
manufacturing the toughest semi truck and trailer underbody tool boxes
on the highway.
To protect your investment in our superior line of truck tool boxes you want to make sure you mount them well. If they fall or come off you may have a real problem on your hands.
Sturdy mounting systems
Over the years we have paid our dues with mounting systems. We tried to cut corners to be more competitive, but it always comes back to bit us in the back side. So we build them with some overkill to make sure they withstand the harsh, jarring, real road conditions.
We DO NOT recommend mounting to the top of underbody tool boxes. But sometimes you may not have a choice. Smaller tool boxes do ok with top mount but make sure you have a backing plate inside and if you can also weld or bolt the backing plate to the side of the tool box this will help. Most of the strength is in the sides and don't forget to silicone the holes to keep them from leaking.
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