B&W Headache Rack Compatibility with Tonneau Cover on 2019 Ford F-350

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I need a Headache rack to work with my Extang Toneau cover above rails. I have a 2019 F 350 dually, will this or do,they make one to work with a Toneau cover ?

asked by: Dennis

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The B&W Custom Headache Rack w/ LED Brake, Turn, Tail Lights - Black Powder Coated Steel # BWPUCP7502BA needs to be installed before a tonneau cover and will work with only with certain tonneau covers that have the inside the bed rails but wont' work with systems that have the interlocking rail like # BAK39331 that require a perfectly square rail. The thickness of the brackets for the headache rack will change the tonneau brackets so you may need to make modifications for fit. They are not tested for use with tonneau covers, so if modifications to the products are needed those won't be covered under warranty.

The internal dimension of the uprights is 68 inches at the base, so if your cover is above the rails, you will need to measure to determine fit. I've attached a photo to assist.

expert reply by: Jason S

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